Okay that makes sense. I decided to put "self.health -1" when colliding with player and kept health attribute as 3 but this time instead of "if 3 then destroy" I ch

Your rule says 'if 3 then destroy', so if you set your health attribute to 3 then the enemy actor will be destroyed before you ever get to see it ("the enemy is not there").

So I took the destroy rule out of the other rule and made it a rule of its own, so here's how it was done: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-lJpxbDBNVodW9TNkx1clZTWFk

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Here are the settings for my player which is causing him to jump when colliding from the side of the enemy but I need him to jump only when he's on top of it: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-lJpxb

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I can't see the whole rule, you appear to have cropped off the top section.

I'm not sure if I did it right cause I'm still taking damage. I also can't make it stop jumping when it collides to the side of the enemy, I only want it to jump when it jumps from the top.

When colliding with player

EDIT: I got it to jump on top of my enemy except when I do, I end up taking damage which shouldn't happen when jumping on top but only when colliding from the side! I'll need to fix that next!

Make an attribute, give it a starting value, every time the player collides with the enemy reduce or increase the attrbute's value, when the attribute reaches a specific value destroy the enemy.

I found another video about jumping on top of enemy and was wondering what else was I suppose to do now since I've followed everything in the tutorial but I am unable to destroy the enemy after I jump

I'm trying to think of a way to constrain actor2 to mirror actor1's movements; i.e. if actor1 moves from the bottom-right corner to the top-left corner, actor2 should move from the bottom-left corner

off any incoming enemy. Be careful also not to destroy the indestructibles! Score as high as you can, and share that with your friends!

I like too how you have everything like score and lives in that top bar......I might use that idea sometime.

But i will do it better and add a further away layer to i Think , and redo the Clouds maybe.

Unfortunately, not in GS that I can think of off the top of my head. Perhaps what you could do is download a free audio editing software and put all 3 tracks together. Then, export several "v

Yup, a super simple way you can do it by spawning actors that interpolate their alpha to 0 and then destroy themselves.

Figure a little more context might be useful - I'm trying to make a puzzle game with mazes, but instead of navigating a maze, you move hedge blocks around to create an escape route. So there'll be lot