• Choose layer to spawn actor on.

No u can't pick what layer to spawn on.

I need an actor to spawn another actor on a different layer.

I have 2 actors called "stone" and "ice".. I need they can access to scene attributes, so I need put them to game and unlock it. If actor "stone"

It only works if you start the thread, but there should be a button to add one at the top.

Thanks TSB, top of the mornin' to ya by the way! At least here in Missouri, not sure what time it is in Canada lol. Anyways I will let you know if this works out.

Support menu item (top of this page) > Cookbook. (Image)

If you're making a simple tap-to-destroy game then I'd call it: Tumor Tap

I am looking for an artist/animator to create all the graphics for one of the games I am currently working on. It's a top down shoot-em-up, and although the game mechanics are almost complete I havn'

have a tag for bounce, and one for destroy (if ball game for example)

If you're making a simple tap-to-destroy game then I'd call it: Tumor Tap

Well, I thought about Interpolate. But the bricks continuously move downward. So if the brick directly below one is destroyed then the bricks on top will move down...

I have around 40 actors with movable checked that fall from the top of the scene.

that would happen.. because it would be like a layer. but not really.

by GameSalad. So click that support tab at the top of the site and watch all of the Cookbook tutorial videos, As well as read through all of the information in the help link as well. There is tons of

I have around 40 actors with movable checked that fall from the top of the scene. They all have a lot of rules and such, but no particles. It's a brick-breaker style game so the "ball&quo

How do I get it so that when a particle collides with an actor, the actor gets destroyed?

I put both of these actors on top of the other.

I was making games for GS last year, but I stopped because there were so many basic, basic, basic, basic functions that GS lacked that it made the game making process frustrating. I would constantly b

The layers are also goos for organizing your scene. If you have lots of background stuff put that in the bottom layer and you will never have to worry about your player walking behind them.