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Learn the basics of only selecting the top most actor (video below) and it will give you a good start on how to approach it.

I have a really cool game idea in mind but i'm worried GS wont be able to allow me to make this how I am hoping for. The biggest concern off the top is a crafting system. I understand the amount of de

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After I costumize the particles, I need to spawn particle start 2s and end in 3s then spawn it 20. After the particles spawn and disappear do we must destroy those spawned particles? and I no have ide

that just 1 block of cone stone to cover the top, or we leave it. I have use construct 2, unity, game maker studio, but finally i find GameSalad although more focus to MAC ( i use windows OS), i love

I'd only use the Pause Game Behavior if you want to actually pause your game. If you just want a transparent effect within a game level/scene I'd use layers to accomplish that. For example using your

how we could look under water of sea from top of boat, if the sea (scene) cannot set to transparent (alpha = 0 ), so best practise still using pause game behaviour. maybe, cause i use GS for windows?

Loading Time, Roll Turtle is one of the best example. Look at the game, graphics are top notch, sounds/music are great, gameplay is fun. This is one of the best GS game. That guy took almost 2 years t

There's a lot of other improvements though. Off the top of my head:

Making a pause scene transparent makes sense because it is layered on top of another scene and that original (bottom) scene has a scene background with a color/pattern/image that shows through.

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* Shoot an arrow by releasing the space bar when the counter on the top center of the screen reached a value higher than 11.

PS - if you have lots of rules in these actors, or if they end up having lots of rules, then the destroy/spawner option is probably better to gain performance if you find things are chuggy, unless you

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Japster method makes sense for that. If they move during play you will have to reset positions then. Remove destroy. Use change positions or change alpha to zero. Follow Japsters post.

come back to the original place. If I use a destroy, the enemy will not return. I don't want to use a scene reset because I have coins and other objects I don't want to reappear. So I have it set

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(I also have a rule for each spawnable actor, destroying them on a set condition (ie. 'Resetting_Level = true') - if it's game over - I set this to get them to destroy themselves, then after say, a t

* I have it then save game currency(coins) to table, and table is saved. So when my game restarts the main menu loads the attribute from the table, displaying my coins in top right.