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Ah, interesting. It looks like the behavior is different depending on which way you access the load panel. If you go out to the main menu, as you describe, it always starts playing automatically. The way you'd want to do it is use the save (& load) button in the upper-left menu. That will preserve t...

There's not a line of code, but (in theory) -- if the sim is paused before you open the save/load panel, it'll remain paused when you load a setup.

That's interesting -- not a problem I'm familiar with. As a first question - which browser are you using? If you'd be able to pass along the log, that'd help me get a better idea here. https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/webgl-debugging.html That tells you how to find the log in your particular browser....

Oh, really? They pop right off the swing? Cool! I guess I haven't gotten them running so fast before.

And to answer your question, after the cliff the ground is still flat, just lowered down below the screen so you can't see it.

Oh my - these are so good! I played through a bunch of these with my son the other day (just 5 yo), and they inspired him to get creating. He also truly enjoyed how much I died. Just now I pulled up the Lonely Maze 2 -- I did it, but wow, that got me. Also confused the heck out of me, I still have n...

Oooh, cool, thanks for sharing. There's an odd bug with those links making them hard to share (sorry), here's what the full one would be: https://testtubegames.com/bondbreaker.html?lvl=0v233f3d32393e313k393f3e3j1q273f3f340w2c3l333b1r29360w3p3f3l0w33310e3e173k0w37353k0w3k383i3f3l37380w070e350w3k3l3e3...

Oh wow, this is gonna be great -- excited to follow these!

Thanks for sharing that - I'll take a look!

Oooh - that's a nice level! A great little puzzle! Thanks for sharing --- Seems there's a bug in the game with creating the level links (thanks for bringing it to my attention!) You can play this level here: https://testtubegames.com/bondbreaker3.html?lvl=0v2g3c313p0w2d313k33383d31333b353i1q2k38350w...

In the full version there is a way to *kind of* do what you're talking about. There's a third collision setting - 'bounce' - and you can even change the coefficient of restitution (how bouncy) in the planets menu. It's not going to persist indefinitely, especially if you have a lot of them pushing t...