No need to worry about the constrain now as what you said before about sending the camera actor has worked a treat, Thank you very much (been on that for over 5 hours LOL)

Try to do something like this : create a self.attribute - boolean - call it "i was pressed"

Sorry about the double posts, I kinda thought i didn't explain the constrain part so did another post.

Sorry about the double posts, I kinda thought i didn't explain the constrain part so did another post.

IF actor receives event (touch) AND attribute game.touch.count is greater or equal to 1

About the constrain that works only once , its too general , you need to be more specific , the constrain is in a rule? what rule? who control this rule? what triggers it? etc

I have a button (Actor1) that when touch.released it sends the camera X to 320 and at that page another button (Actor2) that has when touch.released it sends camera X to 0 which works.....BUT ONLY ON…

Also it works with constrain attribute but only works once ???? why is this

@POM... thanks for the touch within a certain magnitude thing. I was doing things pretty much the way tshirt was doing it with a constrained attribute.......your way is loooooverly (Image)

Create self.attribute - boolean - call it "one time only" (or whatever name you want) and set it to false.

I think integers are only whole numbers, so for using decimals I would use index or a real attribute ....

if i make rules to increase the value by 0.1, the value doesnt change at all, i have been instead using +1 rather than 0.1 then using /10 at the end to bring it back to its appropriate value, however

I think a bar that shows you how many things you want to create is good, so when you press ad attribute or add scene or add actor etc, it will pop up a dialog to ask you the quantity you want to make

I would like to be able to do a change or constrain to everything with the expression editor.

But i can't do that. in order to get this to work i have to first constrain magnitude(self.position.x-mouse.position.x,self.position.y-mouse.position.y) to an attribute then make a rule that says if s

A really 'mechanical' way I'm thinking of is that you make some integer attributes that if it's a certain song, then it's attribute 'Song1' and if it's another song it's 'Song2'.

Rule: When touch is pressed AND attribute touch.count=2

but how do I apply the rule? can you give me an example or something i found the devices attribute and i put it the count in two how do I make that to destroy the actors with multitouching?

but how do I apply the rule? can you give me an example or something i found the devices attribute and i put it the count in two how do I make that to destroy the actors with multitouching?

question 1: under the device attributes there a attribute called touch count. Use that for multi touch. So if you wanted to do somethign when theres 2 fingers on the screen you would put in a rule whe