How does the rules in an actor compile? I mean, does GS read the rules from top to bottom as is you were in a code? Can I for example have 2 fixed rules such as

hi, i have an issue : i want the main actor to throw its tongue on an other actor (ennemy) when the player touch the ennemy to destroy it only if the ennemy is not too far away but i don't manage to d

beginning of the month, and they got me into the top 200 free games.

still trying to top my best score... is that sad? LOL.

actually really enjoy playing... still trying to top my best score... is that sad? LOL.

constrain game.positionYofHero to self.positionY-self.height of the hero / 2, so that actually the Y the game check's is the one at the feet of the hero, and not at the center of him, so it's easier t

The first two chapter will be the introduction, they will destroy the peacefulness. After this first chapter the story will be divided in chapters. You must play every chapter different time to cover

1 for the front/back, and 1 for the top.

Kinda except u dont shoot balls u just rearrange them to get three of the same color balls in front of the cannons which at the begining its three in a row but at higher levels u have to get one skip

Balloons float up from the bottom of the screen and you have to only let the specified colour reach the top. You need to pop all the others.

-- Destroy

utopiangames said:

Were thinking $1.99-$2.99 is a fair price but so many top quality 99c games i think it might be what we will end up at.

Then constrain an attribute. (I can't say witch one on the top of my head.)

The top bit is wrong I think but any suggestions how to correct?

Wow! I pop into the forum to see what's a happenin', and this is right at the top! Makes me feel somewhat embarrassed about what I am about to subject people's eyes to in a few minutes time...

I cannot get actor receives event > touch > pressed to respond at all. Not with the mouse click, or on a device using a touch (iPhone). Right now I am just trying to change an attribute

Is there a way I can define an area or a portion of my "player/character" to use with collide attribute with? Meaning if an object strikes my character in one place nothing happens,

Has anyone come across this problem before? Basically I am looking to create a top down car game, but do not want the car to drift when turning.

Top of my list as well... Seems like a must.