yeh, i thought it might be the 3 change attribute groups that may be causing the problem as disabling any 2 and the 3rd works just fine.

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Oh, and if you have 3 change attribute groups for x/y with no rules defining when to trigger, they would all trigger on a scene change. So depending on what's last to trigger, that would be where it e

Is self.row being defined by a rule, single change attribute, or a value preset on the actor? Have you tried using display text on an actor that's on every scene to show the value of game.row after ch

Yes -- in that case, get rid of the constrain behavior and put "40" into the x field in the moveto behavior.

Make an integer attribute named "score"

Change attribute game.randomObjectNum to random(1,10)

I've used the Move To behavior to move my actor to a touch input on screen. I can adjust speed in expression editor, not a problem. The touch input is then dragged and the actor is SUPPOSED to move wi

This attribute already exists, game.time increases at the same rate, without the need for any rules or timers (and so on).

I created a real attribute called gamerealtime and increased by 1 second every real second. In the enemy actor, I used that to spawn enemy actor for 12 seconds and then stop from 13 to 16 seconds. Tha

Can we use Device screen size width height attribute to check what device is being used?? Then I will simply use a rule to check what device is used and change some images ideally look for eac

The easiest way to handle the typing in of big numbers, e.g. 453, is to use a text attribute to hold the number. Then you can just append each new number to the last, rather than doing maths to keep t

When attribute game.operation is "multiplication"

Constrain x to 300 * cos (self.time * 100) + player's x

Constrain the orbiting actor's x to Radius * cos ( angle ) + player's x

@greywolfx thanks..works perfect!!!

i've experienced trouble with the music behavior too. So i dont use it. i create an off screen hidden actor for the scene. i use the play sound behavior and combine it with timers or attribute associa

Create a boolean self attribute in your enemy actors and check it as true. when enemy collides with hero, change that self attribute to false. then use a timer to say after 1 sec change self attribute

To start an animation when the Y position of the actor is a certain value, you can use the Rule condition If attribute self.Position.Y ≥ 350...