Im using Tshirtbooths grid template and have already tried constrained attribute to the player with little luck

haven't played stupid zombies, but you associate physical attribute for each type of bullet.. i'd have to be working on it to know exactly what numbers they are but off top of my head, just having the

Like ultima said youll have to constrain actors to do this exactly how you want, but you wont be able to do it with a ton of enemies at the same time and have it run good.

if it was me, i'll constrain 3 invisible actors at each critical point and when bullets or whatever contact those points, an animation would play for each gore splash... but everyone has different way

scene attributes are scene elements (i.e. local … applicable within the scene)

I guess a new image will be better because constrain is no good for the preformence

There is an old post about this topic, but after the update of the entire forum, non of the old posts can be found. So here is my problem. i use accelerate attribute for my character left and right mo

So, I'm going to be adding items to my "hero" character after a "powerUp" and I'm planning on making new images for these items and constraining them to the hero.

when I want to save an attribute, can I just put a save attribute behavior in a background actor or do I

Constrain

25, can someone tell me how to make an actor constrain to the bottom of my falling actor?

Make a game attribute - integer - call it "distance run"

Make an attribute - angle - and call it "angel between 1 and 2" (or whatever name you want)

You can do it with game attribute , but it will be easy to do with self attribute cause every instance of your prototype can go to it self attribute .

Do i need to create a game attribute for every instance of a prototype that will contain starting(previous) position

Another question about saving attributes. I can't seem to find this answer anywhere. I am assuming you can only save & load game attributes and not scene attributes. Is this correct?

There is an attribute called 'text' - you can do a lot of tricks with that, changing the line breaks seems possible (just tried it) but a little fiddly.

Then use constrain attribute on the linear velocity when button is pressed instead of move or accelerate. My game, the character was always moving forward with a constrain attribute for linear velocit

Yeah, you can do it that way, or just when right key is down constrain attribute instead of when it gets lower than a certain amount, it depends how you want your game to feel as to which method you w

Try using a rule that says when Linear Velocity on the actor is less that what you want…Constrain Attribute (so you don't have to keep checking with a timer) to the speed you do want. That's what I di