- Pixel collisions would be awesome!

When Touch is Pressed AND Attribute self.color.Alpha = 1

if you just want a short clip you can import those images and name them well, then interpolate the attribute and you are good

There's one crash that I have sometimes and it has already been reported to GS because it is reproducible. It happens when toggling the visibility attribute of more than one actor consecutively. To av

Essentially, the method is to use the Constrain Attribute behaviour to constrain the actors rotation using the Vector To Angle function in combination with your actors linear velocity x and y attribut

floor(( game.back25s % self.Div )/( self.Div /10))..".png"

I have 3 levels Easy, Medium, and Hard. Can I copy the Score text from Easy to Medium without doing anything or do I need to make a Score2 Attribute?

display text: game lives attribute

1. Attribute for camera's X and Y position in the scene editor

Yeah, pretty easy. You would just need an attribute for each set of actors and just change the gravity, etc for each group of actor's attributes.

try "containing attribute" when the actor collides to the platform? maybe keeping the actor's "Y" coordinates 5pixels above the platform (play with the measurements

4. An easier way to edit an actors attributes (even if it's just x and y values). Having to open up an actor to edit that stuff if a big workflow bottleneck. Surely just clicking on an actor and havin

I guess you could try holding more then one key for each attribute. But I don't know if that will work.

3. Pixel collisions.

2. An easier way to edit an actors attributes (even if it's just x and y values). Having to open up an actor to edit that stuff if a big workflow bottleneck. Surely just clicking on an actor and havin

Make an attribute . . . (let's call it NEWIMAGE)

Post score is a behaviour that works in the background. It take whatever attribute you assign to it and puts it on the GameCenter leaderboards, providing you have set it all up correctly. If you want

I’ve managed to get this working, in a fashion, by unlocking the actor and fiddling with the constrain attribute behaviour and then rigging it to the scene rotation value. However when rotating, it ro

I have the rule to spawn ball on main actor when attribute game.button1 is true. That part is working fine. I have tried several accelerate rules with timers, but I must be missing some thing. Please

whats different between relative to actor and relative to scene?