[EDIT]: I decided to try something different: I set up a Game-level Boolean attribute called Win. I also created a small (150 width, 10 height) actor called Win with its Alpha=0. Rule: "When

First off make a integer game attribute, call it jump, and set it to 0.

I have a physics game coming along well, but I have a problem. The game should only finish the level IF: All of Block A is on top of Block B, Block A's linear velocity is 0, and if Block A is touching

omg that was so simple i did figure out but in a long way with few more attributes and constrain, i do not know why i always do it the hard way but thanks a lot

The solution is to give it a fixed target. Instead of using the actor's x and y position, use the center of where you want the actor to 'patrol' around. In your specific case you are using the x,y c

when you leave the first scene change the attribute back to 0, and set the actor so that when the attribute equals 0, it goes back into the corner or whatever...

ok so i have this actor when a attribute =1 change its position to the middle of the scene, it does works but when i click on next scene the same actor is already in the middle, which is not right as

- Change Attribute game.HighScore to game.CurrentScore

Figured it out. I renamed the last animation file so it ended as "terminal" then created a rule that the attribute (self.Image) ends with terminal. probably not the sexiest way to

i would like to spawn another actor and set of rules AFTER the jiggle and giggle end. i assume you use an attribute rule for this, but i can't seem to find the right one. help?

Check out our free runner game over at DBA, we constrain the camera so the player is over to the left of the scene.

i.e should i create an actor called "boom" with a rule in for collisions with type player and type player 2 etc.

Ahead of your player, I would place an actor at the distance you would like the camera to be, it doesn't have to be exact because we are about to make a constraint that will put it in position anyways

I have a ball that i want to throw over a mid height fence , how would i make it look like it goes over the fence. is the a way to change attribute SEND TO BACK ORDER or something.

Using the template and instructions from above, wrap the red paddle's constrain attribute in a rule like this:

If you want an action such as dragging 2 actors with two fingers at the same time, then use the Touch attribute. There are several individual touch events which can be set independently for each actor

Or do you mean you want to bounce the actor (change the direction of movement but retain the same speed)? (That would require a change attribute behavior. Or a change velocity behavior.)

check that the trigger for the Contact attribute is setup properly. are you using boolean or integers? i can have a look at the project if you want me to.

In the actor you want to float around, create a self attribute called random. Create a timer that changes the value of self.random (either at random intervals or at a specific interval) to 0-359. Ad

But previously you have only asked about ball and flipper collisions. As in: