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@IAmPotat The Raycast Test behavior outputs a normal field. This is the angle that the ray would travel if it were to reflect. You can use this to rotate an object to that angle, and then use a Calculate Direction behavior to calculate the x_vector and y_vector from the center of the object to where it's facing. You can use those values to determine how much your object moves when a ray has intersected with an object. If you need help on how to use the behavior, this video has step-by-step examples:

Can you be more specific on how you cropped your image? hyperPad has a limited built in image editor that has a crop feature. You can import a graphic, then in the asset library press and hold to bring up the menu, and then select "Edit Graphic" then on the left hand side select the crop tool. If you used an app outside of hyperPad, make sure the image you cropped is saved, and you have imported it into hyperPad AFTER you have made any edits in what ever tool you're using.

OpenHL v6.tap Here’s the project!

@RobinsonX yoooo thank you so much! This has worked perfectly :)

hyperPad 2.5 beta updates! Thank you for your feedback beta testers. With your support, we have caught some bugs and made updates. Let us know what you think in the comments below. New Bug Fixes Fixed crashes in some projects when playing in the Hub Fixed unit and clear buttons not being visible on text fields in the behavior editor Fixed the status bar being visible on exported projects Fixed the Alert behavior not working on exported projects

@Bryce678 Yes there is currently a bug in how rewards are treated. It should only be giving it to you the first time you earn it. However, it is giving it for every instance.

@Ethan-D This is late but for those who still are interested in how you can achieve this, you can use transform behaviors (the cyan behaviors) such as Move By, Scale To, and Rotate to Angle. You can use a combination of these behaviors to make your logo move, scale, and rotate. You can also fade its opacity by using Set Color. For a simple fade in effect, you can set the object's opacity to be 0% so that it is completely transparent. Then in the behaviors, you can place a Set Color behavior to make it change to white with full opacity over time. A lot of this is knowing how the behavior system works, so I recommend watching YouTube videos from the hyperPad YouTube channel to get a grasp on it. You'll be able to customize exactly how your logo animates by using transform behaviors and some other behaviors.

@Abukhara No there is no limitation like that. Is this happening only for a single object, or any object in your project?

@Bryce678 Yes, we are fixing this. Should be fixed in the next update.

@NeilSenn Thank you so much for this. 💙 Reading messages like this is honestly the best part of what we do here at hyperPad. It’s incredible to hear how hyperPad helped make coding feel approachable and gave you the confidence to explore music production and narratives too. That’s exactly the kind of creative growth we hope to support. And yes… RX going “YOOOOOO!!” never gets old 😄 We’re really grateful to have you as part of the game dev community. Thank you for the kind words, the passion, and the energy you bring. Happy Holidays, and we can’t wait to see what you create next!

V2!!!! New stuff to mess around with and also GM_flatgrass![image: cf9dd3c4-5455-4c4c-baf4-f84a1ecf516a.png] [image: 5d630dff-0168-4087-bc08-deeafd6bc812.png] [image: 22d308fe-799c-493d-98c6-6a2294c94431.png] GMOD 2.tap

@Lorebound-Labs Also, note that the hyperPad editor apps are only available on iPad and Mac. Not for iPhone. So if you're using the hyperPad Hub app on iPhone, you wont find the editor there.

@NeilSenn alr thx

@Murtaza Ok, I will try that out 🙂👍

@Ethan-D What kind of animation? The choices are kind of infinite because you could use behaviors to create animated effects (move the logo around like a screen saver, have it fade in and out, have it rotate and scale back and forth slightly etc etc) but you can also create and import custom animation frames and have the animation loop or whatever... I can still answer any questions you may have but this video is really well put together if you'd like a reference moving forward

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