It's working fine but I still need one part that seems to be missing from there and it is how to use the distancetouch attribute (the distance between touch 1 and touch2) to zoom the camera in and out

Thanks gyroscope! Nice to see there are different ways to do this. I had something similar to you minus the first attribute.

Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: max(self.leftLimit,min(self.rightLimit, Mouse.Position.X))

make two integer attributes. one called heads and one called tails.

I have an actor that I want to simply rotate a few degrees clockwise, then counter clockwise to the original position and repeat. I have been playing with the timer + the rotate behavior and I can get

I have a question with sliders, wouldn't it make more sense to use max and min expression in the constrain position x to mouse position x, instead of accomplishing the same result by doing two differe

A lot of people do the moving from the double screen but i need help how to do that like what attribute or behaviors and how to make them work while they're moved

I made the two attributes (boolean & integer)

change attribute: self.carimage to random (1,3)

believe it is best to always use Real-type attributes for elements in the display that a computer continuously/constantly/consistently monitors/tracks as real.

Because I dont know the answer, let me ask you this..Would it hurt to try a real attribute? It might solve the problem right?

- Rule when Attribute: self.Color.Alpha = 0

Okay, so I'm back to work on my tank game. I have a two piece tank with a bottom and turret, my X & Y reporting attributes are at the top of my logic and are reporting every .001 seconds. When

if I remember correctly, it was: drag the 8x8 actor to the scene ... drag or resize that one actor to scene width (or height) & under actorAttributes: Graphics > HorizontalWrap : Tile.

Create an index game attribute

Then play music and after 0.1 second change attribute game.musiccontinue is true it will resume the music but ... Still don't do any resume

This would be a nice feature along with holding shift to constrain object dragging to X or Y (like in most Adobe software). I created a semi-transparent grid (.png image) and placed it over my backgro

Also, I can't find anything about Devices and Scene attributes. SO i list them out. The rest you can find in TSB's tutorials. Hopefully some experts come explain all of these:

in GS though. For example, if I have a real attribute storing the number Pi and I use a display text attribute to display this number, only the first 5 numbers after the decimal point are shown Exam

don't make an attribute to track your actor X and Y position, constrain your actor to the image through the actor instance "scene,background,actor1,pos.X" aka open the prototype in