for the flip, i just changed the flip horizontal attribute when it reached the x,y.

I have a shop and you buy Blueberries from the shop. And they constrain to the mouse and when you place them down they do not. However when you re-buy the item both Blueberries constrain to mouse. Any

"1-infinity: The ability for one actor to access (at least read but write would also be nice) other actors' attributes."

3) On the top actor place a timer: Every 1 second change attribute alpha to 1-alpha.

Constrain X position to:

creating an attribute called self.delta (not really a delta I know) that captures the self.time at the creation of the actor.

moving between two points is done by telling that object if self pos X (or Y, if going up down) is less than 800 change attribute self motionX to 300 ... then if self posX is bigger than 2000 change

Change attribute (game.spawnCounter) to (game.spawnCounter+1)%game.numberSpawned

Or keep you Actor off screen so you can't see it - and on Touch use change attribute (position X and position Y) to move it to where you want it displayed.

which is good. The huge problem though is my attributes won't reset even when I do have the reset scene behavior on. Do I need ot make another attribute that says to reset my other ones or what?

Hi all, Im creating a game that has a different amount of objects per level I've changed the count from a game attribute to a scene attribute but i don't know how to access the scene attribute through

Create collision boxes for enemies and heroes and constrain them to their bodies. Kinda like MUGEN.

To answer your question: make sure your attribute is a scene attribute; that way, you can change its value as you want depending on what level your on.

it spawns the next level actor. I have an attribute in place but this is equal to the number of items on the first level, is there any way i can have an attribute that will allow to me to have differ

2. A wrap X and wrap Y attribute for separate actors which are created so you can put wrapping on a specific actor rather than just the scene.

* Make an integer attribute called "Checkpoints" and make an actor called "checkpoint".

If I import as 'Music' then I can use the STOPMUSIC attribute....would that work?

gameAttributes: two real-type:   last√ptX ; last√ptY … and one Index type: √ptCount

Attribute: self.Position.Y ≤ -240

Change Attribute self.colour.alpha to 100