Maybe your GS file is corrupted, have you tried reverting to an earlier version of your project to see if this also causes GS to crash when you click on an actor ?

That's a GS bug then. Possibly related to your logic, but not caused by the logic being "wrong" per se. Definitely submit a bug report, particularly if you can reproduce the crash re

Could anyone tell me how i can make an actor that shoots arrows at the player? (arrows must not follow the player)

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Makes sense, I was thinking the same.

I'm an extremely heavy GS user and I get maybe a couple of crashes a week. There are certain things that will cause crashes, though, particularly on preview. As someone else mentioned in another threa

If you're still looking for some help I've posted a tutorial below that show one way to do a double jump, among other things:

@ErnstK, after playing this quite a bit I have a feature request. I'd love to see a 'rewind' button, so if you make one wrong move (fall off an edge, push a package to a wrong location, etc) you could

Oh, I see, you just made the buttons and then added the test in GS rather than editing each picture individually. Yeah, that would make a ton more sense and a lot less work.

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Although ideally I think GS shouldn't crash at all no matter what the user does with his codes.

Have you tried reinstalling GameSalad ?

This is just a small example of how adjusting the coding into making it more "locked" will lead to far less instabilities and crashes and will make GS a more complete and polished pi

Sorry, the first statement was answering your previous comment of

I can't even remember the last time GS crashed, it's probably the most stable software (along with Adobe products) that I use.

It is probably you're coding causing the instability like you said, I never see CRASHING issues. The updates you say would be interesting and helpful, but I can't speak for GS and don't expect that to

is all the correct version, make sure you download according to the cookbook.

Will the time come when GS won't allow for you to make illogical coding or coding that will cause crashes?

I see what you mean now, there is an absolute function if you need it, it's simply abs(x).

Yeah, that makes sense. For some reason I was thinking you wrote self.image-1, not 1-self.image, hence my absolute value comment.