Wow well done

aquadijoib OK thanks for your help

Programmer3000

Hi

I am making a racing game, and I have got some track segments that I can drag and drop into place to make a track.

I have made the track, but I can't find a way to stop the car from leaving the track and going onto the grass background. Please can you help me fix this.

Here is a screenshot:

AndreasR - Yes, I'm saving my money so I can buy a license

So if I buy this will I be able to have ads and IAPs in an Android game?

I prefer the first one

Beaverlicious I like the concept, it's a really good idea.

Fun game

Voted for you

This is what the manual says about the For Each function:

For Each

For Each (ordered)

Repeat the event once per picked instance. This only repeats for instances that have been picked by prior conditions. See how events work for more information on picking. For Each is commonly mis-used or used redundantly - actions already apply for each instance picked by conditions, so it often is simply not needed. However, if you fully understand how the event system works, it can be used to force the event to apply once per instance where the event system would not normally do that. The 'ordered' variant allows the order that the instances are iterated in to be defined by an expression. For example, ordering by Sprite.Y ascending will iterate the top instances on the screen first, moving downwards.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/124/system-conditions

I just sold my Xbox haha

Pretty silly mistake...

You have this in your update event sheet

That would probably explain it