I'd love to know when this would be of any use..

I'm not sure why the first one wouldn't work..

Water.BBoxTop should get you the y-coordinate of the top of the water, compare the distance between it and your particle-objkect and it should work fine..

If you want to use the blendmode putting the particle object above the water and setting it's blendmode to source-atop should do the trick..

Just put the water and the particle-object in one layer and set force own texture in the layer properties to yes..

You might want to change timeout and or other properties based on the position of the particle object compared to the water surface..

Another way would be to use a blendmode to only show the particles overlapped by the water..

LittleStain Wow thanks man...this helped immensely! Didn't think it would have to be that intense haha

There are probably much easier ways, haha..

Without seeing how you have your events set up, I can't answer this question.

I used version 204.2 for this..

I'm not burning my fingers on this one..

You might want to rethink the way you are trying to handle this issue.

In my opinion it would be a lot easier to control if you used values instead of bullet-behaviour and overlap.

Quick and dirty way:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/485 ... three.capx

Ah, ok.. can't test on mobile now, but my implementation of the touchID leaves something to be desired..

try this:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/485 ... uchID.capx

I used Cranberry's iap plugin and i'm trying to find the password to unzip it and it redirected me to an app. Now it says i have to download apps for it to tell me the password. is there any other way to get it? if theres not i guess i'll just do that

For questions about a specific third party plugin, you might want to try the topic about that plugin..

You might want to remove the (0) after sprite..

It really takes away the point of using for each..

Isn't anchor always relative to the viewport?

Would be wise though to put the anchored object on a layer with 0,0 paralax..