Bit confused on this one - when I do a change attribute, instead of adding say.. 25, or whatever, I would like to add a letter. I understand it would be game.word then whatever allows me to add a lett

If they are coming at you from the side, then you can constrain their position Y to a specific value, and they won't go down when you land on them.

I use the viewer and I have already seen that video. I have another game that I have saves for but it only saves the high score, not separate levels like this game. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

you how to grow and shrink and actor using an attribute as the reference for the length. Although the subjects of the videos may be a tutorial for a specifc topic it is basically teaching you how to

Constain Attribute: self.Rotation To sin(20)self.Time*100

I don't know if it's where I placed my load and save attribute but why would it still work in GS then?

Constrain the actor's rotation to this:

--Change Attribute: self.Position.X To: min((480-( game.grid size /2)), game.grid size *floor( game.Mouse.Position.X / game.grid size )+ game.grid size /2)

Thank you Slickzero. The videos cleared it up for me. I remember watching these in october before I started with Construct2. It's been awhile. I was missing the add attribute step.

paddle1=actor to be constrained

Yes, there's a specific constrain behavior. I suggest starting out looking at the cookbook, watching some video tutorials and searching the forums. you'll easily find answers to things like this. :

Several ways to do it. My usual way is to have a rules that basically says - When key.spacebar is pressed-Change attribute.linear velocity Y to linear velocity Y + 300. (or any number that suits your

I've recently come over to GS from Construct2, and was wondering if there is a way to constrain one actor to a different actor?

How about having a global attribute (boolean) i.e. ControlScheme. False = platform controls, True = Canon controls. Set your two control schemes for your actor so by dafult it's false and the actor

Attribute self.size = game.size

this tiny brain. (Mostly due to trying to use constrain behaviors to perform Vertlet integration.)

Shall I use Attribute: self.Image is latImageInAnimation.png or is "lastImageInAnimation" just that i should have the name of the last image there ?

you need another actor 1/4 of the of the player's height and maybe 3/4 of the width, lets call them "feet" and you need to constrain them to your player's X and Y-1/4 of players heig

About the attribute question , no , its not affecting performance , you can have 1000 attributes and its fine..

besides easy to create an invisible colliderActor – size as small as you want … and constrain to enemy