Constrain width to . . . . 20*cos( self.Time *100)+100

but to do this animation i need all the png files and use the animate behavior??? i don't want that...i thought i can do that whit the interpolate attribute(width and height)??

1. on button an Attribute index type : name Stop leave 0

I have it so GS places a mine in the area and then -1 off a mine tally attribute. I have it set at 10 mines on the screen.

@patapple ... I usually go for adding a rule to my buttons 'when touch is pressed then change attribute self.size.width to (a number about 10% bigger than normal) and do the same for Height.

When an actor has: mouse.position:inside and touch:pressed I am constraining the actor on the screen to follow my mouse. This works ok, and it follows when I touch it and stops when I release.

Constrain self.motion.linear velocity.x to (( game.Accelerometer.X + game.calibrate )*150)

of actually changing its size in the actor attribute.

Constrain self.motion.linear velocity.x to (( game.Accelerometer.X + game.calibrate )*150)

I knew the screen orientation attribute was there, but where should I put the minus?

There is an attribute called screen orientation ..

-- constrain self.motion.linear velocity.x to (( game.Accelerometer.X + game.calibrate )*150)

Ya you can do that a few different ways. You could potentially use Timer, but I'm not sure how it handles 5-10 mins. You can always have an attribute that saves the time in which the scene was loaded

Change attribute . Self.LinearVelocity X to 100

But for a quick answer to your question... there is nothing wrong with it having both sliding attributes in there. Once you have put other puzzle pieces in it they would constrain your ability to move

You would have to make a Game Attribute for each Sound and Volume as a real.

Attribute: self.Position.X < game.ActorX-20

and is there a special attribute for external links ?

I really can't figure it out: constraining attribute to mouse position x and y, will just move the actor on both axis at once...

Well depending on what exactly it should look like. You could always do a constrain attribute for the NPC. So when follow is true constrain attribute to ActorX-50 or something like that. That would ha