I remember trying that a while ago, but it didn't line up with the tv correctly....maybe if I just constrain the X....

constrain its x / y position

actor 2 will be attribute game.touched is true

actor receieves event or attribute

In the end I set up a new attribute for each actor and then edited each actor in the stage rather than in the library at the side. I don't know if this is the most efficient way to do this, but it has

constrain its x / y position

constrain its x / y position

what if you didn't constrain the text to the "TV" and just interpolated it back to the original position under the same interpolate settings?

At 5 seconds in the video, I have the tv interpolate to the corner, and I have the text constrained to it(the 0 and the 5.) Now this is perfect, exactly how I want it, but if you go towards the end of

So how do i communicate self attributes between actors without using a standard game attribute? is it possible? wish i could "send" a message directly at one actor without knowing it

When my actor is dragged the constrain is not working as the actor keeps rotating very fast as it is being dragged. when i say this i mean the triangle is rotating as well as the bar which is meant to

basically is it possible to constrain an actor at two points to another actor

I just realised that the spawn actor function only comes with a position and rotation input... Is it possible to spawn actor with different size?? The change attribute wont work since I cant target an

great). My problem comes when I want to save the attribute on the level select screen when you start the game over. I understand the concept of loading and saving attributes but what am I missing. I

Congratulations -- you can make a square actor look like and act like a triangle! And you didn't need to use any constraints or anything. That will save both memory and frame speed!

You have to do it all manually with Change and Constrain attributes.

You have to do it all manually with Change and Constrain attributes.

and the bar does not follow the constrain position. like you constrained for me.

The only question I'm left with now is the buttons are actually moving multiple actors (all instances of the same actor) in the same manner at the same time, do I need to set up an attribute for each

of the behavior. So what you do is make an attribute and whenever you want to move change that attribute to self.position whatever+40. Then interpolate to that attribute instead of +40 in the interp