You can access them from an actor. Any actor in a scene can be accessed through another, actually. When you have an actor onstage, you unlock it, and drag in a behavior. When you access the attribute

I noticed that you can add attributes under the "scene" tab and "game" tab, but it doesn't seem like you can access the "scene" attributes from an

After loading a game attribute , its value will stay there even if you change a scene ,

If so like MotherHoose said the eyes will have to be seperate actors, have 2 real attributes constrained to the players x and y position, and then use the rotate to behavior at those attributes, or us

or you can use attribute for the position

Just change the self.goals attribute to whatever number and they will organise themselves.

I want to move Actor from one position (100, 100) to another (200, 200) on mouse click so I create rule then when mouse button is down change attribute x and y: (200, 200)

Change Attribute: game.velocity To: .99*(game.velocity+game.acceleration)

Interpolate works as a "tweening" engine. You can Interpolate the value of an attribute from one value to another.

Then a rule that says when that integer is 1 nothing happen, but in the otherwise section I put the constrains.

Sure , make a game attribute - boolean - call it "prevent destroy"

Change Attribute: game.velocity To: 1.001*(game.velocity+game.acceleration)

how do you do an and option in a rule with a attribute of the same sort

turn the scene gravity off and use accelerate behaviors in a down direction for anything you want to have gravity including the ball. But make a self attribute it the ball called gravityOff. Have your

The block doesn't inherit any motion from the finger swipe, is there a finger touch attribute that can be changed instead of mouse?

be sized a little bigger than the back one. Constrain their positions to each other and have a rule when touch is pressed change the back one alpha color to zero and the front ones alpha to 1 (the fr

the problem is that the stacking of the actors means when you drag a picked up piece it will often move behind other pieces when it should be seen infront. What attribute, or behavior, (or some other

Okay so when lets say when i touch my right arrow (game.right) is true, I have it so (self.motion.linearvelocity.x) to 450 & -450 for left. My gravity switching i have a constraint (self.moti

----Change Attribute self.myCounter To: self.myCounter +1

Change Attribute: game.acceleration To: 10*( game.gravity/game.rodLength*sin(game.pendulumAangle ))