Hello! So, I am making a top down shooter and I want the enemies to follow my player so I am doing this by making real attributes (I've tried it with integers too) that I constrain to my player charac

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I come from illustration for table top RPGs and comic books where I almost exclusively used Photoshop. But I do most of my video game graphics in Illustrator. It seems to make things easier to animate

But it doesn't destroy the actor.

I didn't think of making several tables. I'll go that way, as it is easier than managing all my questions in ranges. On top of it ranges change over time when adding or removing data, so separate tabl

So I guess, I should destroy it if it's not used again in the scene and move it out of view if it will be recycled later (Image)

make a new layer, uncheck scrollable, and put all your buttons, controls and anything you want to stay on the same place on the scene while the camera moves in that layer

the actors panel resets itself back to the top instead of staying where I left it. It makes editing various individual actors very time consuming and frustrating. I don't think it would be too hard j

I don't have the destroy actor tied to the collision - i do use it on the explosion rule i have which is connected to a timer. i tried shutting off the explosion stuff to see if it makes a difference.

you shouldn't have the destroy actor rule in your bomb if you want it to be picked up by the character.

My game has different animation stages for all player and non player character actors. There is a standard looping animation and a destroy/death animation. I know that I have to do some magic with rul

configuration. I start out at the center top of the "T" then pan left, right, or down to show the other menu by interpolating the Camera Origin. The menus with the slider takes p

provided this morning. Fourthly, the banner on top is very much appreciated but it isn't specific enough...it makes it sounds like some customers can't publish to Apple when in fact Macintosh publish

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When actor 1 hits actor 2 top-down, it bounces up and down off actor 2 fine, but when actor 1 hits actor 2 at an angle the arc it makes when it bounces is far too long.

Can you help me to find a way to display multiple energy bars on top of multiple moving actors.

Plus when I work on a prototype actor that I have sorted by tags and I go to an actor on scene to edit when I back out I want the interface to not reset back to all actors and back to the top. I want

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if your not going to use it again destroy it. If your gonna use it again later, move it off the scene or change the alpha to 0 so you dont have to spawn it again.

Would it be better to destroy an actor or just move him off the scene if he's not being used at all for the rest of the scene?