This is basic attribute use - I will try and explain using a real-world example.

I really need to get this sorted if possible. I have tried many options such as constraint attribute, etc but can't get it working. please help!!!

I made an unlock attribute integer and set it to 1.

Yup you do not get access to the code but you can save your game. You need to save whatever you need saved into attributes and then use the save attribute behaviour, you then need to use load attribut

For example, set a keystroke to save a static number to your key. Set a keystroke to load that key. Have a text output of the attribute the whole time. Play the game and save it with the key shortcut.

Make two attributes

Are you using constrain attributes or change attribute? if so then try constraining your compass to a point on the camera itself rather than using a whole new layer

size" and "interpolate attribute- self.size" I found a work around for this by using a timer and told the target every .1 sec change size to self.size+1, and that seemed to

Change Attribute self.linearvelocity.y to 200

Yes I just meant to make an attribute -- you can call it whatever you want. But it needs to be a global or game level attribute so that the "constrained" actor can find it in the dr

Is that another real attribute or the BossActorAngle?

Make a game level attribute called "bossActorsAngle" (real)

// Use constrain attribute from above //

I have two actors who are constrained to each other.

Yes -- sort of. In an actor put the following constrain behavior:

// Use constrain attribute from above //

make a game level attribute: accelAngle (real)

// Use constrain attribute from above //

make a game level attribute: accelAngle (real)

Just to be clear, the constrain attribute and calibration method that was mentioned above are working fine. The only problem is that when the user changes the orientation of their device, the acceler