Attribute-game.touches.Touch1.X- < self.position.X+game.cam)

it's a rule inside the spawn actors, I want when the spawn actor collides with the fixed actor to change an attribute inside the spawn actor.

Change the invisible actor's x and y positions to your visible actor every (whatever time interval you want), but use the game.time instead of the timer attribute.

Change the invisible actor's x and y positions to your visible actor every (whatever time interval you want), but use the game.time instead of the timer attribute.

RThurman, he wants to make a triangle. then constrain 3 bars around it so its now a calidable triangle. then he wants to be able to move it and rotate it at will.

change attribute: self.physics.collisionShape to: ??

I have a game attribute HourTarget set at 10 (interger).

false in the otherwise part of the rule change attribute CanDestroy to false.

In the game inspector create 2 boolean attributes.

what, i know how to constrain to a specific location normally like i said. this is just with a distance from attribute i don't know. i feel you are all picking on me. these forums are for questions li

For gears, you would have a global attribute called gears;

I would do a boolean game attribute. Lets call it, alpha

Change Attribute:

This is different to what i have said in the past. what i am wanting to know is how can i constrain an actor to another using the

Maybe I'll try and add something to www.stormystudio.com in the future... a sort of GameSalad academy...where perhaps a final game is created by doing various stages each designed to learn a different

Attribute-game.touches.Touch1.X- < self.position.X+game.cam)

Are you wanting it to change rotation while it is constrained to the mouse x and y?

i've already used Constrain atribute self.rotation vectorToAngle(self.linear.motion.X,self.linear.motion.Y) in my rule but when i move the actor to the right it flips upside down and when i move it to

No disrespect on the cookbook video, however the attribute video in the cookbook merely states the obvious "a boolean is an on/off attribute" etc, etc. No real mention of a practical

Ok thanks, I have never heard an attribute called a flag. I was hoping for a quick conversion, seems like it is working for many others (Image)