3) Top half of the screen connects to a web site where they log in to get lessons, songs, ear training, etc ...

So spawning and destroying actors locks up the memory on the device. Is there any other functions that lock up memory as well, or is it just the spawn/destroy?

I created a platform pack and top down shooter graphic packs which has loads of cartoon items in.

Well my sales have been nothing to brag about. Quite embarrassing really. I'm not sure I buy that Verizon will bring much of a sales boost. theres a good chance that a lot of these people already have

I'm "recycling" actors because my game is heavy on the spawns/destroys. So when actor 1 gets shot, I set Alpha to 0, set collisions off, then move it out of the screen (to return aga

Also with the Verizon-Apple deal last week, many are expecting more sales coming from more new customers. Some how I am not "feeling it"...yet. Not sure if there'll even be a sustain

Edit - sorry - missed the second part - at the top of the tags list is where all your actors are. Just drag the block into 'not collidable' tag and you should be fine.

Can we please look at how old threads are before bringing them back to the top of the list?

I also remember having a table-top Popeye game...now THAT was the sh't my friends.

flash I use time to time. Illustrator is my top used. and photoshop I use a little less than after effects. the rest, like dream weaver, fireworks,ect. I don't really use. but they look cool on my do

Stop whining.

Stop whining.

I'll see if I can find the post it was just near the top.

I have an Actor A, when entering into collision with any other actor, it will destroy it.

Hmm there should be no limit. is the actor a background or something and maybe you have its color set to black and placing it on top of the layer instead of behind it?

When it enters the visible screen I have it set to change to true in a rule (comes in from the top so when self.position.Y < 480 change attribute self.InPlay to TRUE OTHERWISE change attribute

I also remember having a table-top Popeye game...now THAT was the sh't my friends.

On the heels of JohnP's advice to avoid Spawning and destroying too many actors in my game he suggested that I simply move the actor outside the viewing area and then back to the viewing area when it'

to hep their games be more polished, and I stopped there. If that was to be an F'u to Darren or anyone else I would have taken another week and actually tried to copy his template, from the video no

you can have all your actors offscren when you want to spawn something just move the actor thats offsreen onto the screen by changing its position, then when you want to destroy move it offscreen agai