In the expressions for Constrain X and Constrain Y - place a value after the '%360' and before the closing bracket for the %360.

I'm currently using the attribute as a scene attribute instead of a global. Would that have anything to do with it you think? I've tried checking other actors over a bunch of times for things they mig

Attribute= game.Level Complete ≤10

but you would add a offset into your constrain for the orbit. Something along the lines of tacking on +90 or something on the end.

so do i use one "constraint attribute" behavior to set a range of like.. 30 degrees.. to 60 degrees? or would i use two constraints for two ranges.. i just can't seem to get

Make 3 actors: ennemy, bullet and gun. Create 2 real GAME attributes, one called ennemyX and ennemyY. Edit the ennemy actor and add 2 constrain attribute behaviors:

for a reset scene you do have to add the individual attribute changes to establish start parameters.

if you implement images changes with Change Attribute: self.image To: … rather than using the Change Image behavior and limit the # number of images in each animation (4-8 should work well) … it sh

If struck is true "Constrain"

Then place a constrain behavior in the prototype:

in the position when using a "change attribute" behavior, if you are using the recycle method.

the wheels, you're going to have to set up more constraints that are constantly checking the distance between the wheels, and when they start bunching together, you're going to need a rule that force

make 2 self real attributes in the actor you want to stick. Call them stickX and stickY

constrain attribute : self x [to] other actor's position x + (other actor's position x - self x)

Rule: When attribute life is less then or equal to 0,

a certain speed it WILL stop responding to collisions and theres absolutlety nothing you can do about it right now. You can limit the speed or whatver and see if that works, but thats no fun.

Q1. To make the box chase, you need to constrain it to the 1st. Look through the youtube videos

in the game.reset rule, are the 'Change Attribute self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X (and Y) To: 0 ' applied?

exact location and I just added the player to an attribute it would save his location?

You are most likely reseting the scene by Triggering a reset actor right? If so at the end of the reset rule change the reset attribute back to false You also need to change all other attributes back