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.

I'm sure there are other uses, but I mainly use it for content management, so everything isn't just clumped together, and for keeping the controls in position. But you have to be careful when using it

If you have a game that is larger than the iPhone window, you can have the camera follow the main actor and everything will move accordingly, and if you have your controls on a separate layer, and unc

i had two layers and now everything from the background layer has dissapeared

This is what the player sees after he hits play...it brings up this screen to choose between the two modes. I wanted to contrast the themes of the "classic" mode and the paper themed

open url in browser and click on right top side download button.

If you are really desperate you can spawn and destroy it but what old kipper said should work just fine

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of course....but nothing happens....they just sit on top of each other or pass through one another...

Hello, I have a problem that when i drag something onto something else they don't collide or bounce but stay one on top of other...

It's becoming very clear you have not really done your part in trying to learn GameSalad. I hate to Sound harsh but you need to take a step back and watch all of the Cookbook video tutorials as well a

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Looks fantastic, really enjoying the music from the game. Top notch title =D

Dont make the actor (area that you dont want it to spawn at) to destroy the spawning actor and spawn again, just add a collide behavior so when it is spawned on that area it gets moved off it. And so

Behold high-scorers! (When ever I say that, I can't even make it to top 20.)

Your method work fine but in fact it cause a new problem. The spawned actor is in mouvement and at a certain time it must cross the area but Logically it can't do now (if i destroy the actor on this a

if what youll spawning collides with the actor that covers the zone, destroy the spawn actor and spawn it again.