Look at the demo. I am sure I did exactly what you suggested and I am getting something like.

If the end value needs to be 4 less than the start value you would use: (start-5)%8+1

What would help us help you is to know the pattern of values you expect. For example:

Hi @appuntilnow You can always submit your game to ViddyShare.com.

This is more likely the case if GS crashes while you are previewing the game. If the crash happens while you are making / building the game, it's most likely something to do with GS itself.

Just so you know and for your own mental health, I do think this is great and keep em coming. I have this post pinned when I need new resources. Good job and thanks!

Been trying to work out a nice way to make a menu. In the past, my menu in my games have been just buttons. Hopefully this new one will make the game a bit more creative.

Do any of you know any youtube reviewers who would review indie games either for free or a small price. I recently released my first game Space Shooter and looking for someone to review it on Youtube.

Guess it time for a bug report on this then, or do you read this @ForumNinja ?

Do you have a project you could send where the problem happens?

Not sure what 'double counts' means ?

I made a demo that does what you are saying.

Like @tatiang says, to access the camera's origin you must first place an actor into the scene and then unlock it.

You want a black pic to remove the "powered by GameSalad" and then your first scene just have the pic you want with a timer going to menu (or whatever you want)

You kind of said it here already. Create a rule that has the conditions for when the actor can collide. Then put the collide behaviour inside the rule.

tylerglessner how did you figure it out? I would also like my camera origin move left and right in a scrolling fashion like a "move to" function from the screens center location to s

If you start with a value from 1 to 8 and then subtract 4, the result is not going to be between 1 and 8. It's going to be between -3 and 4. What range of values do you want the final result to be i

However if you look at the demo attached.

layer and erase only the upper layer? Don't know how to do it, but it's a thought.

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