Thank you (Image)

That's a good point - I'm not sure, but I think you're right, in which case the spawning solution is definitely needed, if custom coliders are being used.... (Image)

Does that flip the collision shape also?

. create a new actor and do

Gave it a 5 star on play store. Impressive. I've only just started with gamesalad but seeing projects like this only motivate me more to start working on something! Great game you've made looks beauti

in the instance tab and if you see a lock image dont click on it . Do it and tell me if it works

I mean that if you have tried 'when touch is pressed' and it doesn't work, then there must be an error somewhere in your code that is preventing it from working.

How odd. What you said worked in a different project. Why is it called ''if touch is pressed'' if I am using a mouse? Would I use that for an android game? Anyways the ''if touched is pressed'' does n

That makes sense now, I understand! (Image)

no worries - this is the method I was thinking for your wave:- Low CPU, easy:-

How on earth do I have an error in my code? WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? Lol. Icebox just find me a solution, I don't care if you insult me to do it haha....

What platform (device) or you working on in gamesalad?

I don't think you're alone there, haha. My fault.

@Icebox sorta, but in your example you can see the zig-zag that's going to be filled - that's not the effect I'm going for. Thanks though!

Must be honest, I didn't understand either of your explanations !

Hi, I'm Gabriel and I've been writing and recording music for over 5 years! I'd love to work with you to create the perfect soundtrack for your game. I can create a huge variety of genres from orchest

The first thing to establish is that a Constrain behaviour is basically the same as a Change Attribute behaviour . . . . but while a Change Attribute changes an attribute when it's triggered (for exam

You can't in paint. So download something that can.

Could you just have an actor image of the 'wave' travel along the bar, starting from 1 px width, quickly going to the actual width of the wave itself, then shrinking back to 1 px width at the end, wit

@twayne1 I'm sorry if i offended you ! I was just kidding