Ok, I have a little problem, I've just started working on a new project, and I have something odd happening within my project - I have about 6 images on the screen that you can move around by touching

When I put it on a separate layer, even if its underneath all the others it jumps to the top.

Just tried putting it on a non-scrollable layer underneath all the other layers, but the image just jumps to the top of all the other images as soon as I uncheck scrollable. How can I stop it?

If your just trying to keep your background in place no matter where in the scene you are, dont constrain it. Put it on a non scrollable layer.

Go to the scene, clic on scene (top left next to your actors and attributes) next clic layers (next to scene) Put the background in a separate layer and uncheck scrollable.

Within the rule set for destroying the ball, add a Change Attribute "Ball_Alive" to False, followed by Destroy Actor...

Just so you know If you were going to put actors on each side to act as touch controls, you dont have to constrain them. Just put them on a non scrollable layer.

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Does setting an Achievement as 100% causes an automated standard banner to appear from the top?

Using When ALL or When ANY, you can specify conditions for certain areas of the screen. You could also have an invisible (self.color.alpha=0) actor that covers part of the screen behind/beneath your

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Is this a situation for using particles or should I spawn the 4 pieces, animate and then destroy them?

First, drag the actor into the scene. Then, click on Scene-->Layers at the top-left of the window. You'll see at least one layer ("Background"). Click on the small triangle

Seemed simple enough to me, I know they are stacking on top of each other but I am handling that else where. Either way, I can't see any of them after the click. Any ideas?

Yes, create a new layer and put any actors you don't want to move in there.

New Layer?

Assuming your screen scrolls, you will need to great a new layer and put every actor you don't want to move (stay on the screen) in the layer and uncheck the "scrollable" option.

You should check to see if your actor is in a non scrollable layer. If it is, then you should put it in a scrollable layer to fix the problem.

The actors that the user has to move around on the screen are spawns of an original actor (which is on a scrollable layer). I guess I have to make the spawned actors control the camera as well, that s

Destroy this Actor