At the top of your actor, make a rule saying:

If RANDOM = 3, spawn spike1 on top or whatever

destroy

By this I mean, have banner ads at the top (or bottom) of the screen and then deliver a full page ad at a scene change.

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Oh... I just realized you are referring to its behavior on the ladder. What do you want it to do? At the top of the upper ladder, the hero is still only 238 pixels from the enemy.

As the title suggests, the topic is perspective. In a 2D world, I have a top-down view of two actors which move from the left side of the screen to the right side of the screen. Pretty simple.

So is your actor INSIDE 1, or on top of/above 1?

say my hero actor is positioned on top of grid actor 1 in the scene and i press on 9, i want it to move through 2>3>6>9 or 4>7>8>9 (lets not worry about obst

The first, for simple games I use a series of images that the user has to swipe past. The images are overlayed on top of the scene and are controlled by an attribute. If game.tutorial = 0, show tutori

The top result (from iOS viewer) is 8 x 2048 x 2048 pixel images - saved using Save For Web as 24bit PNGs . . . all eight images came to 11.9MB.

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So that's cool. But what would be cooler is if something was burning, right? The cool thing about this animation is it has a slight transparency so you can overlay it onto things. But what things? Oka

sigh now i messed up my game. its starting the camera way to the top right of where its supposed to be and i can't undo (forgot to save a different version smh)

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There's a limit to how far you can zoom out, and on my 15-inch Macbook I can't fully see all of an 8000x8000 scene, but I can see almost all of it. Here's a screenshot of Big Top Blaster zoomed out fu

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Just place your (prototype actor) background on the scene and then drop an image on top of it and you are good to go.