then, i pasted from the main menu (top of screen) and tra ra, there was an identical scene!

Top game man, really impressed.

it's hard to tell from that vid....but I do have a filmgrain and lines animation running over the top of everything as you play (Image)

I'd say the second one as well; the added details adds more atmosphere and "depth" to it. :-) Agree with butterbean about the top one as well.

The top one to me looks like "clipart" where as the one on the bottom looks more professional, and better from an art perspective and I think the reason why people like the top one i

I have no idea, but hope that having no idea and posting it will put this subject near the top where someone who *does* have an idea will share said idea with you and fix your problem!

at first, I wanted to take the shadows out (they were not planned) but then i've decided to just leave them in because I have enough room at the top for the songs. Plus, a bigger touch area doesn't hu

top one... giraffe pops off the page... makes it more exciting...

Top one catches your eye more.

I like the bottom one, but I think the deep blue of the top one would attract a kid's attention more!

I like the bottom one, but I think the deep blue of the top one would attract a kid's attention more!

top one

The video is on my web page, top post http://littlecomposers.net/ and on youtube

--------destroy actor.

--------destroy actor.

You will notice that if you miss a target on purpose the ammo gets destroyed when it hits the ground. Is it colliding with an invisible actor? If so why doesn't it get destroyed as it "travel

). Thanks for your feedback though maybe just a $20 charge on top and nothing taken away from sales will be good? What do you think of that? Were still just throwing around ideas so nothing is set in

The trouble is that the actor - trying to hit something near the top of the screen has to travel over the invisible wall - collides with it and is destroyed - before it gets to the top of the screen a

Why can't you have the ammo destroyed when it hits the actor of the ground itself? Or an invisible ground put on top of the artwork?

Ah yeah man, I didn't even think about that lol. I made an actor in the UI layer called "Item Spawner" and it worked great, thanks!