That's nice — Why was the old plugin abandoned?

Hi Naji, would the player be leaving anything behind on his journey? If not you could wrap around and come back into the other side of the canvas.

If he IS then you could still wrap around but use an instance variable (say ShowInWrap) on all of the objects to define which wrap they appear in. You'd also need a global variable (say Wrap)

Whenever you create an object you'd set it's ShowInWrap value to whatever Wrap is at that time.

Whenever your player falls off the edge you increment the Wrap value (or decrement if he's going back again) and only make visible any objects with matching ShowInWrap values.

The above would work for 1D (e.g. a runner going left and right) and if you're wanting infinite 2D then you'd just need to wrap the X and Y separately.

Hope that makes sense.

Think I just had a digital sugar rush! Off to get a cookie now...

Yep, still alive and kicking. I was having a go at doing this myself and just came across this. I was taking pretty much the same approach as Space Ape and this helped me confirm I'm approaching it right.

Looks scary! Turn the lights out...

Prominent Thanks, I think I need to play around with joints a little more to better understand them.

Ashley Thanks, I wasn't sure if that was something I could just do by myself.

By the way, that's nice artwork ferah, and you got me thinking about how I could use the parallax effect

Thanks coin-coin, I've downloaded the capx too as I'm working on a multi-language project right now.

Yes, 3 can be achieved with physics behaviour. Just a dd a little gravity to turn horizontal towards vertical motion.

Is the global layers feature only available in beta at the moment?

Thanks codah. That should do it.