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to the background image with other images on top of it.. I've never seen that problem.

Its possible my iad behaviour is not always on the top layer in GameSalad.... is this essential. The iads display the small version fine above any other object.

Okay so I have created a scene where I have objects falling from the top of the screen. I want those objects to collide and disappear when they reach the bottom of the screen and then reappear again a

At the end I made it in a very simple way, just giving different movements to each layer. 5, 10, 15 speeds. Not much.

I cannot take off the collision because then actors get stuck on top of each other and I cannot get them off.

Thanks alot, Yeah I have worked a little bit with illustrator in the past but im just looking into making some pretty basic 2D characters and a nice back ground enviroment. My games obviously going t

Are you putting your image on the actor that is in a scene already? You need to put the image on the actor in the top left actor area then drag it in to scene.

It's in the top of my post above. Gumbo.

made good games, but most look super lame and on top of that their 0.99 or more. GS's ease of use attracts a crowd of people who aren't like pros (duh), but the users just make uncompetitive games fo

level ideas down. Then make your favorite top 50, 100 or whatever...

It's a step in the right direction for Corona, but GS is still way friendlier. Please take note Gendai, their photoshop-esque layer editing/locking is DO WANT.

click NEW+ in Gamesalad when it opens. One of the templates is a top/down car racing game. Double click to open and its yours to edit and poke around.

0,320 is top left

Basically, The layer movements are constrained - relative to the camera's position. You can't get that data unless you edit an actor in the scene itself, as it's a scene attribute.

Performance whise, is it better to replicate the backgrounds, or to spawn new ones, and destroy old ones?

+1 the particle engine on GS is surprisingly robust. You can do pretty much anything you can dream of. Spray at angles affected by gravity, streaming out of actors, insert images (smoke clouds for ex

Spawn and/or destroy is the biggest killer imo it's better to have all you actors on the scene and recycle them.

Basically, in any one scene I have 3 actors spawned, 6 destroyed, up to 4 timers and a bunch of constrain attributes. I know its better to start an actor off screen and then move it in when needed ins

is there a way to lock the non scrollable layer to any other location except bottom left? I don't think there is, but if there is it would save me a ton of time (Image)