Change Attribute: self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y To: random(70,120)*(-1)^(random(1,2))

when touch is pressed and mouse position is inside, change attribute game.change to game.change+1

At a guess once the tile is released I need the attribute to self lock and have a Real attribute offset x? Thanks

hey there, i had the same problem in one of my games. Basically collisions don't work when actors are changing size, one of the limitations of GS. What you need to do is to set a state for the actor

Probably the easiest way is to setup some global level attributes for the levels and one timer that controls the level

Thats bad i think we should wait when you get replied can you reply me back so i can solve this problem in another way? still i know i need a global attribute but i dont know what kind of attribute an

For your issue with the timer. the timer only runs the random function the first time and then keeps that value. You have to set the timer to run on an attribute and then set that attribute to the dif

Lets say my game has a gun. The user selects it and I would like the gun to follow the mouse (which I can do with constrain attribute) I would like for the gun to be offset based on the location of wh

I have a button and I said: when button is pressed change attribute game.jump to true!

change attribute

game attribute levelonestars = 2

when the player has to touch them in a fixed way, just say when first item is pressed change attribute to 1, 2nd item just say change attribute to 2 and so on...

----Change Attribute: self.Size.Width To: self.Size.Width + 10

----Change Attribute: self.Position.X To: random (0,480)

I am not sure if this will work if you actor will move around the screen, but if you actor will stay all the time on same position what i do is for ex. if i have a actor of 480x320 and i need it to b

I did a demo of something like this a while back but I don't know what I did with it. I'll see if I can find something. If I remember right it basically was basically putting the Touch rules inside th

1) you create the collect attribute just once!

1. I created an integer game attribute called "trailHistory"

Do I create the collect attribute for each item within the scene or for the scene itself?

create 2 real attributes