"letter A" to change game.attribute check word to "A", ok so this works, but then my next logic won't work, so i have another actor when collide with actor &

1). make a wide scene and put a control system in to control the x movement of the hero actor and then add the camera control behaviour to the camera. OPen the scene attributes and narrow the x of th

"You would have to have it linked to a game attribute as there is no way of one actor communicating with another actors internal attributes."

you can also change the name of a spawned actor … so you really don't need the added attribute

Yes, I did try that also but with the speed of of the images and it lagging a split second it spaces them out. In the demo you provided, I replaced the -90 in the change attribute self.Motion.Linear V

selfAttribute … real type … doTiming

Just a little side note, Since the scene wrap is a boolean and if I made it true, I wish you could do a change attribute, select scene, sleect wrapping and put it to false or they should have wrapping

constrain: self.position X to -35*cos(vectorToAngle( self.Position.X - game.FireX , self.Position.Y - game.FireY )%360)+ game.HeroX

you like), you would still need either a lot of attributes in a few actors (as long as there are enough to cover the screen width and some spare) or more actors with less attributes. At 20 pixels wid

Constrain the actors X to 200 * cos ( self-time * ( ( Game - mouse position X divided by 2.56 ) - 200 ) ) + 512

On touch > Change Attribute -- scene.time to 0

I am trying to have a pointer actor orbit around my main character actor, and always point at the level end. The level end has it's own X and Y attributes that I have constrained to, as well as the ma

Make a game attribute called "has animation been run ?" - make it a Boolean - it will default to 'false'.

To make the gun point towards the mouse I used the constrain attribute to constrain self.rotate to vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X , game.Mouse.Position.Y - self.Position.Y ).

I think I figured out my problem, but I don't know where to put it. My UnlockLevels attribute was still equal to 1, it never changed. I need to make it so when it gets to another level it equals that

On your spawner, have it randomly assign a number to a global attribute called tableRow. Then spawn your 5 actors.

You would have to have it linked to a game attribute as there is no way of one actor communicating with another actors internal attributes.

I have 5 actors, and each has an internal/unique attribute called 'myNumber'.

Constrain self. positionx to game.mouse.position x + (radius * cos(angle))

Change attribute "something something" TO 'NOTHING'