The thing is you need to store your values to a "temp" attribute before the interpolation of this type,

-a score attribute to be interpolated up when stuff happens

Change Attribute: game.Actor1X To: self.PositionX

I'm a little confused... Did you check the constraints on both actors?

I am in need of assistance. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I am having issues with constraining and rotating/orbiting actors in sync with each other as they go around another actor.

Well you could always Change A self attribute let call it Self.moving to true when you trigger an interpolate and using a time for the same period of time have a rule

Attribute: self.Image ≥ 0

"If your movements are based on interpolate you can actually disable the Movable attribute on your actor which will mean less RAM and better performance and still move the actor around.&q

Interpolate is not a movement behavior. Interpolate manipulates a specific value. So you could interpolate linear velocity if you wanted but when you interpolate the y position you are just change the

I am bumping this, just looking for more information on how to change the self image attribute. I know it's explained in this post but I can't manage to make it work. Any help is welcomed.

all number attributes can be manipulated by the math operants/functions … 

I am using an index attribute with interpolate but still get decimals.

You need to use a REAL attribute for decimal places

I have an attribute that has to go up (from zero) to 200 when the scene starts.

I have moved the camera to the center of the scene, and gave "control camera" attribute to the player

What I don't understand is when you said: "The number ad the end of the image name is a attribute (GUINumber(int))"

Constrain self.position.x to game.leader.x-50

yeah like constrain self position x to playerx-10

add game.Attribute integer type called trackTime (change value to the maximum time for play)

How do I constrain my bullets to my mouse position, but have the bullets keep going past my mouse position. I did what t-shirtbooth said to do in the video and that worked, but I am trying to have the