After I worked out the rules for this (I may still post a demo), I realized that a table is probably still the easiest method. You could just decrease the row range by one each time you delete a row.

Wait until you play my game. Think you guys will love it. A few months and its finally done.

Your funny and talented!! Love the red guy. Maybe add the back of the yellow onto the red.....?

@Zwire you fooled me with that one for half a second!

Thanks for your ideas guys and suggestions. I have like 10 different bullets in my game but only the black one I was troubled about. Another bullet is this one:

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You mean there isn't a demand for an Angry Birds / Bullet Bill mash up?

Yep! That's cool. And done so quickly.

Agreed, do that along with a little playing around and it would be out of the copyright zone pretty quickly, here's a quick two eye version . . .

If you're going to stick with showing an eye, why not show both eyes? Combine that with the "bullet fist" idea and it'll look like the bullet is facing us and flying sideways, about

You could also try changing the color. I don't know anything else about your game, but I'd love to see you make a gold bullet.

I don't mean to be rude (and your question is perfectly valid and you are right to ask about this) but I think any patent/IP lawyer and/or judge would - quite literally - laugh at the idea that they d

I guess the way I see it if you copy the bullet it's just another Mario copy.......

I think it was @SlickZero (could be wrong - forgive me!) many moons ago that said - if you have to ask if your art is too similar than it probably is. In my opinion, that's a good rule to live by.

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It does look totally the same.

To be fair, you've done pretty much an exact copy of Nintendo's Bullet Bill character.

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I'm guessing playing the video is doing something graphics memory that's killing the images. We'll need to try and repo. If you could log a bug on bugs.gamesalad.com and link the publishing portfolio

great work! Will definitely check this out. I love your stuff so will be keen to see how you operate