I want to know if it is possible to have my game as an operating system where when the computer is turned on, the game starts. Could I do something with a version of linux mabey? I do use effects in my game, will that be an issue? I'm trying to make an arcade cabinet for my game.

Same here.

spBullet will not collide with spTarget because of how computers operate. If spBullet moves too fast, it will skip spaces and not collide with spTarget. Get around this by lowering the speed of spBullet, making it longer, and increasing the width of sp Target.

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You can start using tile maps instead of many sprites, it will take less cpu anyway.

Are the objects pinned to each other?

Thank you, oosyrag!

I have a sprite that is on a "sprites" layer and I want it to have a container with another sprite with a DestinationOut blend mode on a different layer for that object. I'm not sure if the blend mode changes because the debugger does not tell me. I'm not even sure if it's possible to have objects in a container on different layers, if it isn't possible, how could I have objects be created and destroyed at the same time without targeting all alike sprites?

-Thank you, William

When I was making my action game I had it so when there is boss fight, the layout scale changes from 1.0 to 0.5 (zooms out). When the layout scale changed, the object (that every tick set angle to the mouse) had an offset-ish, angle, it's hard to explain so I have an example project here.

Thanks!

I want a simple increasing variable which would be easy, but I want it to keep increasing even after the game is closed. For example a tree has 2 apples and after the game is closed and one day has passed the game is continued and the tree has 3 apples.

This is very difficult and I have no clue so I'm helpless.

Thank you an good day.

Simply have a global variable called 'timer' at a default 86400 (the seconds in a day) then an event being:

System-every second- -subtract 1 from 'timer'

Hope that helps.