Attribute - game.spawner - is false (it does not work if I put true)

Are these Constrain Attribute behaviors or something else? I would assume Constrain Attribute, but I just want to make sure.

Are these Constrain Attribute behaviors or something else? I would assume Constrain Attribute, but I just want to make sure.

How about if you create a boolean attribute for each hole in the whack-a-mole game. When a mole pops up/spawns in a hole, the boolean attribute is true. When the mole gets whacked or drops down beca

I know I am a little slow but could you please show us a full example of rotating a long bar about one end like a flipper. When I setup a constrain X & Y to the formulae provided with an offse

……..Change Attribute: self.Position.X To: 4*cos( self.Time *1000%360)+240

Attribute self.dragging is true

If i use the rule in the press attribute i can still drag it towards there but not let go. I hope you know how to solve this.

Touch is pressed constrain to mouse. Not real hard there ace.

You realize you could also limit your constraints to when the actor is visible and When the value of the attribute is greater than a value that requires those digits. It sounds to me like you are spaw

I'm using a spawn/destroy, but his hitpoints do NOT reset because it's a game attribute and not an actor attribute. I HAVE to do it this way, because of the way collision is done by GS. If I have it

then the constrain with the right numbers you wnat

I watched the video. I have a paddle in my game, but I want the paddle to not stop at the edge of the screen, but to stop halfway off the screen. How should the expression line be changed to allow th…

No not at all. Let's say you planned a bunch of invisible actors. Each one of them has a constrain behavior, even when there's no need for it. This system only uses the constraints when needed. Yes, i

im trying to get a actor to 'stick' and then release from a rotating object...kind of like POM's spin the nut game and am having trouble does anyone know how to do it?

For the difficulty level, create a game.attribute called Difficulty. Easy is 1, Medium is 2, and Hard is 3. For your bad guy's HP, use 25*game.Difficulty. This way, when the player sets the difficu

i think people were talking about a bug like this, not sure if it was the same thing or not. But the solution was to have a change attribute behavior and change the device music volume to 1

interpolate attribute: self.Position.X to 415

I had a problem with my bullets, not doing damage to the player. It just so happens that at the time I had the hitpoints attribute on the player actor, and the rule to lower it when colliding with bu

put the load attribute behavior in the first scene of your game