Looks to me like you created the 'rotation' attribute yourself ?

You can simply interpolate the rotation to 360 (or -360), you don't need the start rotation attribute.

You're presumably using at least some game attributes or tables to store some kind of progress. If not, then it's a lot less possible!

This is fantastic . . . . for me this is bigger than custom fonts, video rewards and polygonal collisions put together !! Great stuff ! (Image)

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As above, using the Change Attribute to set the music to 0.2 works fine for me, no problems at all.

So i created an integer of (spawn random) and set it to change attribute every 1 second to random(1,2).

Also, in the sample project file I've attached I'm using Change Attribute inside of an actor, you will notice the music will play at full volume the very first time around when you Preview and then on

I haven't tried this. It might work.

thx for the reply and i now have a random attribute so the actor is spawning them both but for some reason it is going actor 1 actor 2 actor 1 actor 2... instead of random. Any ideas?

constrain scene.camera.origin.x = 0

Is this still needed? If so ... I'm not seeing a specific item to constrain against for scene x/y position, just width/height... am I missing something or was this fixed? This seems like the same issu

Go on to EACH scene and go to the Autorotate boolean attribute and change it to portrait. It's set default like that for some reason

change attribute accelerate to true

For ex: Even with constrain behaviour, fullscreen at 30 fps will not work. Unless you don't mind choppy out of sync animations and extended loading time.

Yes, again that is pretty straightforward, you can detect the current frame that the actor is displaying by simply looking at the self.image attribute . . . . so if you have two image sequences, A and

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* Add one or more game attributes for example a boolean.

attribute self.position.X is > 10000+self.size.width/2

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