Attribute: self.Up/Down = 0

Ex. I would to create a funny "news ticker" during a level of my game. It would be an actor with a display text attribute that would simply scroll the text in a constant loop with

that mean i have to create a attribute of Boolean called Allow Music and in the behavior i set it if it on or off, right?

But I did not press the plus button on the scene attribute page. So you're saying it's impossible to make a dot follow a specific actor prototype? Is there even a way to use game attributes for this,

dies, they cannot come back (unless I change the attribute system to a boolean for each unit in existence (Right now it is set to have an integer counter that goes up every time an actor of a specifi

You can make it , upon collision if you store the "center" brick X Y values , and your connecting brick X Y values , you can constrain few bricks to a center one with an offset .. a

Connecting pieces is very difficult without joints , if you simply want the actors to "stop" in place upon collision , so once they collide with another square store their X and Y po

and thanks for the heads up !Do you plan to use the Display text attribute for in-game conversations in the final game?

You would need to make 2 real attributes, and constrain one to the X position of the actor, and another with the Y position. Then, drop 2 blank actors onscreen, and use a display text behavior. In one

Do you plan to use the Display text attribute for in-game conversations in the final game?

How do you guys handle collision area on Circles I noticed on a game I was using this technique on that the circles would change from 32x32 to 32x28.8 with the added change attribute of 0.9 so the col

change the random attribute to random(1,5)

easy with tables @QS … you can have cols for chars yes answer and no answer … use a game attribute triggered by player input to call for correct column.

Make a display text actor that shows you exactly what integer your jump attribute goes to when you wall jump. Then you can adjust the rules as necessary.

First, add the following attributes

Change Attribute game.Audio.Sound Volume to 1

Attribute self.position.x = game.X1

I don't know what kind of behaviors you have used but I will try and help you. I guess that you have used a single prototype for all the buttons. And you have set a Rule which says if mouse button is

I think I am going to need around 5 or 6 attributes to constrain to each other for this, but I dont know

Make a self attribute - index- call it "spawn left or right"