---- Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: self.Position.X -( self.Position.X - game.Mouse.Position.X )*.1

Orbiting around 0,0......? Did you include the three constrains at the top (before the "When mouse is down")?

---- Constrain Attribute self.targetAngle To: (the regular formula)

rules are interferring. I tried putting a change attribute inside a time instead, but that just makes it worse....

Constrain Attribute: self.targetAngle To: min(180, max(0, self.targetAngle +(((vectorToAngle( game.Accelerometer.X , game.Accelerometer.Y )-90)%360)- self.targetAngle )*.1))

whats wrong with the attribute random?

You can make your videos but importing a lot of images and then use the change attribute to change the picture

Stick that keyboard input into an attribute and you can call it up whenever you want, trivial stuff.

---- constrain self.targetAngle to 180

Also, i'm sure it's in a constrain rule withen a rule that checks for mouse button down. Any ideas?

Basically, I want to keep holding my keyboard buttons down without having to see my action repeated again and again. This seems to work if I have only one attribute, but if I have more than one attri

What could it be? An attribute or?

constrain self.rotation to vectorToangle(self.linear.motionX , self.linear.motion.Y) and it will always face the exact direction it is going.

I have maked attribute "howmanyplayers?" and another "iamdeadP1",P2,P3 and P4. (P=player)

Otherwise, when actor motion X > or equals 0, use the change image attribute to make him face right.

Create a game boolean attribute "bomb"

keyboard. It would also entail a lot of game.attributes if doing anything other than allowing the user to enter a name or a couple of words. And I expect setting it up to do anything more than two

using a change image for the actor or a change attribute self.image (since after dumped the actor would just be a blank white image until another image is added again to the actor). That in combinat

----Constrain Attribute self.Rotation To: min(180,max(0, self.Rotation +((((vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X , game.Mouse.Position.Y - self.Position.Y )- self.Rotation )+180)%360

Just an FYI, if you do need a non movable actor to rotate you can constrain it's rotation to a nonvisible movable actors rotation and then just rotate the nonvisible actor. You can do the same thing w