Make a boolean attribute DesActorA set to false.

I figured out a fix. I set an attribute for the actor called self.alpha change duration. It is originally set for 4 (seconds) and when the main actor overlaps, it is set to zero. That'll work

try constraining the y when u dont want it to move down

Is the enemy attribute an integer or real or what type is it ?

Constrain a smaller actor to the same x and y as a slightly bigger actor and the color of the bigger actor will be a border. Just make sure the bigger actor is behind the smaller

So I have created an attribute. self.particlenumber. So it is set on 400 in the actor. Then I said actor receives event when overlaps or collides with actor of type "maincharacter."

I strangely agree. GS, could you add one more param please to the Clock attribute? EpochSeconds? It's handy sometimes to just have the whole "time" value summed up in one number.

constrain self position x to: game.chamber x + cos(game.chamber angle%360)*40

And three attributes:

I have been going through and recycling everything i can.

I'm making a brick game and when i test it on my device theres a glitch where the ball doesn't spawn. my rule is when the screen is touch spawn ball, and when the ball is destroyed reset the attribute

Make an integer attribute called 'last thing'

I've made rules in my sound on actor that when i click on this actor stop music ( and change icon to start music) with the stop music attribute; but it doesn't stop the music.

Also you have to create an integer attribute to count the enemies created, and this attribute should have the number of enemies that you want to generate.

Do this. Make 1 interger game attribute call it moveOff and set it to 0 and make 2 self real attributes in the object called stopX and stopY(you can name them whatever you want)

Hey guys, is there anyone willing to take a look at my project? I could really use the help with constrain issues and emailing my project is easier than explaining it. I am really stumped, I am sure i

I need to compare attributes between duplicate actors without the use of a game level attribute.

I go into detail here with how I've set up my attributes so that the actor moves with the accelerometer and how to compensate for a tilting global attribute. After that, I do have a problem I'd love

constraining dont function

Yes you need a starsCollected attribute for each level