all, somewhat fall into Twitch gameplay, so the player character ideally needs to shoot the very instant the player hits the 'fire' button . . . at the moment you can rapidly tap the fire button and

Now add a second interpolate behaviour and set it to interpolate the actor's Y position . . . we don't want the top of the actor to move, we want it to only grow from the bottom, so the centre of the

No, that's basically what I thought you wanted. I just don't see how you could have done that with a single interpolate (height) behaviour ? Unless the top half of the line is growing by the same amou

yeah – it's just that. It works though. I've got a thin line coming down the screen from top to bottom. Is that different to what you had in mind?

Is that what you want to happen, for a short line to grow in length, while the top edge is fixed (unmoving) ?

to have the thread grown in length (from a fixed top position).

I’m making an endless runner and want to spawn platforms into the scene at random, I want to have a set of platforms that are each different as in enemy or obstacles on them. I’ve been trying to think

Hi all.. I'm thinking about trying to make a spider descend into my game screen from the top along a thread (line) which comes out from the back of the spider actor. I'm making an endless runner. I've

Tap to swap the top and bottom circle.

It would cover things for instance after first collision the backgrounds and changes to red. Then there is a second collision, this time blue. Blue would go under red which means you wont see the cha…

If the actor is spawned in the back of the bottom layer, it would not cover anything up.

Perhaps but bare in mind that there will multiple actors that can collide in many different colours. IF I spawn actor at the back of the scene. I would then have the next collision not showing since …

I'm guessing that's what the heart at the top is for. It was ticking down even when I wasn't being hit. The heart at the top and the health bar at the bottom is definitely confusing. Maybe change the

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your sides/wall indicate isometric perspective but your figure remains always top down

You can do it with a separate actor that will be spawned to the back of the layer at the point of collision. In that actor you can have it change to the color you want, and have it change its size (&a

* Destroy enemies by touching them with your finger

+the number in the background is cut at the upper top

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