Yes. Got it working! Constrain Attribute Self.Size.Width 10*sin( self.Time *40)+60 <-- for width(same for hight)

change attribute:game.double tap to game.double tap+1

Have you tried un-ticking the 'movable' attribute for the explosion actor?

Use the 'released' touch command and set up a boolean attribute for when each actor is pressed, so 'actorApressed' and 'actorBpressed'.

Change Attribute Self Color to

Change attribute : Alpha (color)

what about a save attribute timer or something?

Anyone here have any ideas on how to constrain an actor to a circle and then move that actor around that circle, I mean the outer edge of the circle, by tilting? So when I tilt X or Y direction, the a

2) Actor “A” – When you Touch Press this actor, it changes an Attribute called “myPush” from 0 to 5 (I use Display text to show this number)and when you “Touch Release” it, it changes the attribute to

See if I've got this right: I'm assuming your game attribute called Name is a text attribute. Let's say it's value is "George".

i know this method wih for every actor one attribute already, but my problem is, i want to make only one attribute not 150 for all actors (150) together.

Constrain x position two times, one with max function and another one with min function.

i havn't explained well. What i want to constrain is the x position, not the motion, because in my game my actor move like in doodle jump, with a constrain in the x position and the accelerometer. So

You need a change attribute score to 0, GS will not automatically reset attributes.

When you press the reset button you should add a "change attribute" to whatever number your timer needs to be at..

they are the same and even if you have a change attribute behavior that moves the actor to its position plus a number than who know where it would go!

On the reset actor, create a rule that says when touch is pressed, change scene. Also, change attribute reset to true. Otherwise change attribute reset to false.

Also, if you want the actor to point away from the center point (and towards the mouse) you could constrain the actor to:

constrain attribute: self.Position.X To: sceneX+orbitRadius*cos(vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - sceneX , game.Mouse.Position.Y - sceneY ))

Hey guys, could anyone help with this? I want to orbit an actor around another actor but I want it to follow the mouse and not just be going around in orbit. I want's it to be constrained around a cir