The Danger Room is a top down shooter from Debug Design. You play via two on screen joysticks to enable you to move and shoot in all directions. The initial build has 9 levels which can be fought thro

create a third actor and have the active actor destroy itself upon becoming passive.

Ok, so I was trying JGary's post. It almost fixed my issue the problem still wanted to persist. And yes, Rebump, the game is indeed a top down game, I guess just imagine one of those old Final Fantasy

If you are looking straight top-down, you can either add logic to accomodate two-button presses at the same time (i.e. up and left as in your example) that then takes advantage of 8 directions of anim

Actually, you probably want the bricks to trigger their own sound effects (using the timer delay before the destroy) so that you do get multiple brick sounds at once or nearly at once (in the case of

Hey thats a great app! Thanks for letting us know about it. A shame that it doesn't show more than the top 300, but otherwise brilliant. Thanks.

If you have one big image and you want the background scroll depending on the main player then you need to give your player the 'Control Camera' behavior and then (on the main 'game' area) make the la

I've got 2 in the pipeline, both are top down (one shooter, one puzzle) as it took me long enough to get 'The Danger Room' done (out tomorrow on app store) so I thought I would try and get a couple mo

I actually got all 13 middle background layer tiles to scroll - VERY gratifying!

not sure if the position indicator is based on the registration point being in the middle of the object - seems so and it would be so much easier to have it reading from top left corner...

At the top you should see 2 tabs. GAME | SCENE

yeah I did that and it was very difficult to line up piece #2 of the middle layer background. you can't view and hide the "pasteboard" like in flash so you can't see what's offscree

There is a static background of the sky, and on top of that there are three scrolling paralax layers:

If you go to the top right of this page (the small hourglass type icon) that's a search area...just type in scrolling background and it will bring up a few demos/examples.

If you overlap one piece with another, let go, then select them again before the top one has time to slide back to "home", you can sometimes get the touch/mouse grab of the top piece

If you want to put an object on top of the other it should move back to its original place (instead of being on top of it)

Destroy this actor

I actually destroy the actor by spawning a destroy animation.

I usually have to click "Play to completion" for sounds activated upon collision. If the brick is destroying itself, you need to put a very short timer in to hold the destroy statem

I've done what the top post has done and it dosnt work...