You'd have to set up an equation of some sort. You can't simply "constrain attribute to anywhere between 60-150." It's restrictive, I know, but there has to be some constraining attribute with properties that prevent it from falling below a certain value (like index attributes) or rising above another.
To have the actor point toward the mouse it would look something like: Constrain Attribute: self.Rotation To: min(150,max(60,vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X , game.Mouse.Position.Y - self.Position.Y )))
To have the actor rotate to some other calculated angle it would look like: Constrain Attribute: self.Rotation To: min(150,max(60,someOtherAngle))
diegocs
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Blunty put, not directly.
Hope this helps! (if anyone can understand it :P)
Constrain Attribute: self.Rotation To: min(150,max(60,vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X , game.Mouse.Position.Y - self.Position.Y )))
To have the actor rotate to some other calculated angle it would look like:
Constrain Attribute: self.Rotation To: min(150,max(60,someOtherAngle))