You probably used "constrain attribute" instead of "change attribute". (With change attribute, it only records the angle once and you don't get the constant update

Build around this a rule if the camera trigger a attribute for zoom out or zoom in.

Use an attribute as SpawnCounter and an Attribute for a baseTime and a MultiplierAttribute

@Alex If you'red doing something simple you might be better off using the change attribute behaviour which, in general, is better for performance and GS updates won't mess you up.

Rule: When attribute self.positionY = 85

Not really a bug but I consider it a problem. Reading out the year from "Devices->Clock->Year" gives the year according to the date settings of the system GS is running

--Change Attribute: mouseAngle To: vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - game.ballX , game.Mouse.Position.Y - game.ballY )

i have a new attribute called "speed buffer" which when i pause i pass the current game speed to that and then immediately interpolate to 0. this works.. i confirmed it.. the right

Really appreciate you help. About the timer....is that only allowing the user 0.2 seconds to enter the text attribute?

I've checked my logic a ton of times....and everything else seems to be saving/loading except for text attributes. Assuming I have spent 30 hours this week on a program that revolves around saving/loa

An attribute (B) that will be like accelerate toward, except the opposite.

I bet there is a problem with the equation in the constrain self.Position.X. (Since the Y constraint is working, but the X constraint is evaluating to 0, it makes the Y do funny things and ignores th

I am making a game with the accelerometer, and I have obstacles that the main character collides with. When he collides with the from the top, it bounces fine (I'm using the collide attribute,) howeve

Constrain actor 1 self position x to actor 2 position x and do the same for the y if you need that too. If you want it to be farther back and have a offset you would constrain actor1 self position x t

I was thinking of constrain attribute but it doesn't work (Image)

to game.Score+100 didn't work. I had to make the attribute change look like this game.Score to game.Score + (pow((game.Red Active *10),2))... without the () around pow it didn't work correctly either

Nah it really is Change Attribute just checked (Image)

It happens to me all the time. You probably have constrain instead of change.

Make a new attribute (type=real), name it targetAngle (or whatever)

yes you can using the min and max functions in your constrains. Tshirt has a demo of that on gshelper.com