I have one actor with a Rule that is set to fire off whenever a game-level boolean is set to true. The boolean attribute is initialized as true, so the rule will run when the scene starts. The rule

hey guys, I am a little rusty on this. I know how to constrain an actor to follow the mouse, but how do I make it so I can touch my actor and it won't jump to wherever the mouse pointer is. For exampl

There is no performance difference between actor,Scene, or Game attributes. Its about organizing and what is the most efficient for your game. I normally only use scene attributes to identify scene re

Count number of characters - including spaces - in a attribute text?

you can use a smaller-invisible actor, X,Y constrained to the underlying actor's X,Y, for a smaller collision area…

-- the constrain attributes

to save a big amount of rules, my idea is to change my images not with the ChangeImage behavior, but instead of this I will use the Change Attribute behavior like this:

Sound like there is a conflict with another rule , besides the constrain , does this actor has more movement rules? move? accelerate? interpolate?

So to do what you want i suggest to create a self.attribute - Index - call it "capture velocity" - give it the value of 500

The same game published on iOS have no problem with scene reset, however i encounter problem with android build. when i click retry, the scene attributes have set to original as per my change attribut

Is there any way to do that? Do I need an attribute that measures acceleration / velocity?

You said the keyword. "Constrain"

how do you constrain that actor to follow another?

yes i've always wondered if using scene attribute has any performance advantage over game? that's my assumption theoretically it should... unless anyone actually tested it or knows a thing or two on t

(The same thing happens in "Win 2" except there is no "Change Attribute")

i think you pretty much solved it yourself. try making these attributes

Is your attribute definitely a 'real' attribute . . . and not an 'angle' or some other thing you might have selected by accident ?

constrain the box's Motion.Linear Velocity.X to dino's ???

split your image … import the two halves … constrain the non-growing one X,Y to the growing one. ???

Hey guys, Maybe it's something to do with the linear velocity but the white box won't stay on my Dinos head.