Now this code is for your actor/player/movable object;

rule like when it overlaps or collide with blah, destroy blah.

i have about 9-20 actors stacked on top of each other and I am wondering if it is possible to have an "explosion" that will send these actors in different directions scattering them

The wiki is the Support section at the top. There are tons of articles and references to everything in GameSalad.

I'm working on a game right now where I want the bad guys to slowly grow bigger if they are not destroyed by the player, and I'm using Interpolate to handle the scaling. What I've found, however is t

I believe you could do something similar by making certain buttons appear when menu gets pressed change a game attribute to 1 then on those actors/buttons when that game attribute is 0 destroy then w

if I'd have a character walking around (imagine viewing a game from top) with a shadow under the character, how could I have the shadow scale down when the character jumps??

you could make a different actor for the collision, but it would need the constrain also, and constrains suck for frame rates AND they have a small lag. so if you actor moves really fast, the one that

the spawn actor rule has 4 options for "where" to spawn. its the "layer order"

That's just off the top of my head though, and I haven't tested it, but something like that should work.

That's just off the top of my head though, and I haven't tested it, but something like that should work.

I'd love to show but I'm not there yet, I would imagine another week or so and I'll post a screen. I will say it will be in a rendered 3D top-down view though (Image)

If you change your target resolution to iPad and then create a HUD layer, not scrollabled checkbox unchecked, put some objects on HUD layer located by the new iPad resolution, then change back again t

definitely at the top of the list

Secondly, we will have a featured spot at the top of the page which you can utilize by simply sending me an e-mail that you want the featured spot. I will select one app randomly from the e-mails and

This has probably come up before: is there a trick or mathematical method to rotate an actor around an "offset point"? A clear example would be a door, when looking top-down on an ar

Nice. You gave yourself a 5 Star review right there on top. (Image)

...and this thread didn't seem to go to the top of the list after I posted.

Would anyone tell me how well their game sold? Does sometimes no one even buy an app? If ur app is not in the top 100 or featured does it still sell usually? Aroung how much does the avg. Game make?

I would like to utilize this cannon too! Exactly the same, except I want my canon to rotate 360 degrees because my game is top-down birds eye view.