I am having an issue with one of my collisions. I have loads set up in my game that work so I know it's not a code error on my behalf (I have quadruple checked). The only thing that makes this collisi

deduced that the problem is with the rotation attribute, because the rotation does not change based on the positions of the objects, causing them to revert to positions near where they began rotating

change attribute

Change the names of the game level attributes armX and armY. Change them to boxX and boxY. (This will give a clear picture of what is being tracked.) Also create a real game level attribute called

First, you'll want to create another integer attribute. Let's call this one "Round Number", and set the default value to 0. In addition, let's make a boolean attribute called &qu

make a attribute touchPressed set it to 0

A Change Position behavior. It would take an expression for the X and Y position of the actor it's dropped into. This would save about 12 clicks between dragging two Change Attribute behaviors in, cli

Yes, using the self.time attribute works in the way the scene.time should have. So all sorted now and working as expected.

I wasn't aware of the self.time attribute

To jump once only I just added an attribute..

Change the names of the game level attributes armX and armY. Change them to boxX and boxY. (This will give a clear picture of what is being tracked.) Also create a real game level attribute called

I wasn't aware of the self.time attribute

change attribute self motion linear velocity x to -100 (or any negative value you want)

So a change attribute?

say your trying to interpolate to a attribute+10

I should add a new attribute and set the value to the x position I want to interpolate and then in the interpolate behavior just say what?

yep like applaudmobile said since the value in the interpolate is constantly changing threw the rule interpolating to something+something it will change the values constantly and give unwanted results

My actor moves left and right with the Move attribute, I want to avoid using Accelerate if posible. My issue is that when the actor, say is coming off of a ramp, it keeps going along the same path and

NM I got this for constraining rotation too:

1.) yes, create a game attribute called game.start (so you know when the level is restarted, 0 = not started, 1 = started)). Add a rule to your actors, if game.start = 1 , then in that rule 'change at