@Aidan-Oxley I misspoke about moving it to a scene. I can move it to another layer.

The way it works now, it seems that the inventory bar isn't affected and I am wondering how. It seems that once I have spawned the object, each subsequent action on the object is applied to the spawned object. Check out the behaviors in one of the fruit at the top. You can see how the Scale To behavior doesn't scale the fruit at the top, but the spawned object only, even though it's applied within that object, to that object.

@iKatKing10362 you could use @mc-games's grid example and then keep track of which places have an object. Then an object can just check and see if the spot next to it is taken, and if it is, set the graphic to whatever.

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Cargo rush - fly to deliver the box by Hakan Dede
https://appsto.re/ca/vuR5ib.i

@This There's a "Play Music" behavior under teh scene properties. That should be loop-able.

That's impossible... The point is that @administrators want users to think before uploading, and really work hard on updates. They say that games can always be upgraded, and that "horrible" games shouldn't be published in the first place.

I agree.

But hopefully they'll take it off with a warning or strike?

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/background-eraser-remover-transparent-photo-editor/id947335568?mt=8

The one I use (below)

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/background-eraser-for-ipad/id532187687?mt=8

Ok, I sent it out to you!

I do not know whether you or @Murtaza will receive it, but I copied/pasted it off of our old chains. It was also a little awkward because I've been having all my previous discussions with Apple through my distinct apple email.

Thanks!

Is this like you have a behaviour and you want to position the sub behaviour in between all the other sub behaviours you already have, so you have to disconnect all the wires, add the new one in then reconnect them? If so I have this problem too lol. Maybe make it so that when you tap on a sub behaviour, it brings up a left and right arrow somewhere and when you press them it swaps that behaviour with the one next to it. That would be handy.

@donni_didit probably a visual bug. Make sure you make backups and hope it's fixed

Yes, it should never stop. That being said, the physics engine isn't perfect and there maybe a loss of energy somewhere through a rounding error.

@donni_didit :)

@SIRD4SH Thanks a bunch! That's actually really helpful! XD

@This if you want it to happen every time the attribute satisfies a condition, you could use an execute behaviour in the objects that set the attribute, executing the get attribute and check if it's greater. That way, it checks if the attribute is greater than one every time you change the attribute.

There's a very slight performance increase. It's pretty much negligible.

@Jack8680 That is great!

I use an app called Pixelmator for everything graphic related. It is not free but it is worth it. It is pretty much photoshop for your iPad.

If anyone is interested, it works to get the text length of the rounded number, and then add 1 to it(since after dividing there's a decimal) and then trimming any decimals off by putting the added value as the end index and having it start from beginning. I guess depending on what you're doing with the rounded number you'll have to add or subtract or whatever from the text length.

I think i fixed the decimals in my weather app, but if anyone still has a decimal in it, please let me know!

It exports everything in your asset library. So even unused assets get exported.
But you can manually go an delete the unused assets from xcode. May be a bit easier if you're dealing with a lot of images and sounds.

@Aidan-Oxley Awesome! Thanks!

@Jack8680 That works thanks! :slight_smile: