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

Do you mean something like this ?

....or do you mean you want to flip it by setting the image flipped? - there's an actor attribute for that, to easily flip the image used, either for horizontal, vertical, or both?

Then there must be some error in the way you have your code set up.

Have you actually tried 'touch is pressed' yet ?

Thanks @Braydon_SFX but that's just a horizontal version of what I already have (Image)

Fantastic! It's not very often you see GameSalad games like this where the attention to detail is so obviously considered by the developer. Great job!!

@Socks.. Thanks for the tip about how to make the coins.. Re the animation.. yeah, I don't understand how the equation works. I don't see any reference to the individual coin images. i.e.: GoldCoin_5

What do you mean by Tap to move? Do you move by dragging, touching a specific part of the actor, or touching outside the actor (i.e. if you touch to the right of the actor it moves right, if you touch

@twayne1 - seriously mate, just download Paint.net or GIMP - not sure why it didn't work for you, but THIS version here works fine for me, and even installs the required support file - I honestly can'

Is there any way to do this?

@Adrenaline - can you not use the above, or similar method, and possibly have a tiled/set size image/animation (so it doesn't stretch), that fills up by increasing size, and when full or nearly full,

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I think you should give up and realise it will never happen (Image)

Have you tried 'if touch is pressed' yet ?

Excellent news. I shall do my own tests to make sure my project is working fine before I go too crazy, though.

did you maybe unlock the instance of that actor on the scene?

did you try if touch is pressed ? it will work

Hi all, I'm trying to improve the visuals on an effect in my game. It's a simple horizontal bar that fills up to show how many points were just scored, and then it empties again.