What I was thinking above was that if the character were stunned and not moving you could just spawn the animation above their head. If they were moving you need to move the animation too. Looks like

Yep I know that in general , i try to improve my math everyday and I did , but when it comes to putting it into gamesalad or code in general i just get lost .. so I dont know how you came up with this

Depending on your needs, could you create a separate actor as only the effect and spawn it over the top of your stunned actor?

It returns the 'absolute' value of something, the absolute value basically takes any number and makes it positive.

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Could but to get a smooth looking spin of spiral you need a couple of frames.

Could you get the same effect with a frame based animation? Just a few frames might get the effect you need and be very easy on the system.

And before that, i still have problem where the actor counter keep starting when i press play button even though not drag it to area. how can i make the timer start only when it is overlap the area.

@bigdave that is exactly what I am going to try. I know I can reach top 250 with $300 dollars on Facebook for iOS in Mexico. I have never tried India and Inmobi, but remember if you have advertisement

y i wondered if its possible to make payed advertising on tizen

@Socks The flag demo is really something , didnt know you can do something like that , impressive, although i dont understand a thing with the abs and all the numbers you used (Image)

Remember they are giving away 10K per month for every app in the top 100. Let us make some money. And thank you for the kind words.

Thank you in advance!

@abuabed84, if you are interested in particle editor I offer one of those as well. You can find more info on it at my website if you want to check it out (http://www.imaginelabs.rocks/?page_id=434).

You could always create your own particle effect using real actors and then have full behavior control over them all. You'd have to be more concerned about lag with this method but I've used it before

Although you can fool the eye into seeing things . . . here is a flag example (attached below) the particles are only ever moving in a straight line, but it looks like they following a more complex pa

@adriangomez thank you very much for this valuable info!

you are a beast! thank you!

You're welcome.

I just download it and try it. It works well. Thanks you