attribute: ninjaFlying is 0

You could wrap your constrain behavior that controls the camera velocity in a rule when self.linearvelocity.x is greater than 0 that way if the drag actors velocity is a negative number meaning moving

How are you moving the actor to the finger? And perhaps more importantly, how are you stopping the chase behaviour and leaving the actor just constrained? If you have the actor constantly chasing the

It would be tricky, but things might work if actors had conditions switchable on device sensing in the same way the engine already recognises retina/non retina, but returned to a useful attribute with

When you destroy the actor do a change attribute game.killed to game.killed+1

You could create an interger attribute for the actor called "MovementDirection". Then under the actor, create a couple of rules:

-Lets say you wanted to constrain an actor to the middle of the screen. Instead of doing (Constrain Actor Position X to "320"), instead you could do (Constrain Actor Position X to &a

-Lets say you wanted to constrain an actor to the middle of the screen. Instead of doing (Constrain Actor Position X to "320"), instead you could do (Constrain Actor Position X to &a

Go into your actor and under the Graphics attribute group, change the horizontal wrap and vertical wrap to stretch rather than fixed or tile.

You would have to know the exact number of pixels from the center of the actor to its hand. You would also have to constrain two real attributes to the actors X and Y coordinates( call them PlayerX an

If i had a 2d caracter facing right with a weapon in his hand so if make the weapon a separate actor how to i constrain it to his hand?

.......then reference this attribute when the scene comes to an end and use the count to determine where the player is sent.

Have a global attribute called something like "ninjaFlying" or whatever. Make it an integer attribute.

Hi there. I am working on a project where I have a ninja that flies in midair. So, I use a trajectory parabola. I use this rule to create the movement.

i want to have about 30 movables actors , this are going to be RECYCLED, with only 10~15 being used at once, each will have a few attribute.

Do you have an attribute or something that triggers the animation? Does this attribute get set to false right after it changes to true or something? Adding a timer in here might help.

OK -- there is a little bit of logic that needs fixing. Most of if has to do with using constrain instead of change attribute Here is what the mousedown rule should look like:

It sounds like you have a self.attribute...have you tried using a game.attribute instead for each gun?

change attribute self.image to "pic"..self.whichImage..".png"

I know this is a bit of a silly question, but you didn't mention that you have set a speed on the bullet's 'Change Velocity' attribute; Have you set a speed value?