make a attribute called stopAnimation

The player has a constrain atribute PlayerX to self.Position.X

I need to use the ball alone for collisions, but visually I need to also see the shadow. I have therefore thought the best option is to overlay the two images, and then one (the ball with shade) follo

Make the self.direction attribute an "angle" attribute !

Is an attribute changes?

Also, you want it to be a real attribute.

You constrain invisible actors together to build the shape you want viola!

In your box , if you want it to stay where it is you gonna have to constrain its position .

Yes , its quit simple actually, make a game attribute "boolean" - call it "event number 2"

Store what levels are unlocked in normal save attribute behavior.

so what you saying is , that i can copy and paste the rules from your demo to my game and put the change atribute behavious where you had the constrain behaviours

something related to the "div" attribute that changes from each score actor. I had a similar issue and I discovered that I simply forgot to change that attribute. Hope my english is

Is there a way to search for all the instances where an attribute is being used? I picked up the DeepBlueApp 'Project Attributes', but that only seems to tell you if they are being used.

Make 1 attribute called colorchange

I understand what i need to do to get the stars but would i have to make a attribute for every level?

yep. And then under that I put the change attribute. It says: change:attribute self.used to true. I have to type in true and it isn't a click down thing like the rule was. Under that I have a change s

yep. And then under that I put the change attribute. It says: change:attribute self.used to true. I have to type in true and it isn't a click down thing like the rule was. Under that I have a change s

What are you doing when you say go back a screen? self.attributes will reset.

make a self attribute called used, then insert a rule in the actor;

-- Constrain Attribute: self.targetAngle To: self.targetAngle + (vectorToAngle(game.Mouse.Position.X - game.BlockX , game.Mouse.Position.Y - game.BlockY ) - self.targetAngle)*.1