Change attribute: ...self.angle..... to .....'vector to angle(game.touch x with offset - self.position X, game.touch Y with offset - selp.position Y).

Just for reference, I didn't use a "self spawnSpeed" attribute, but rather went with "game spawnSpeed", as I'm updating this via different actors.

Given the possibility that I am correct I think you will have to put a boolean self attribute in that a rule checks to see if it is true to spawn, a rule with a timer to close the boolean to false, th

I reckon GS is revolutionary, forget about 'Application.WriteLine' 'Public Class class' 'int n = '52' and 'string someString = "coding..."' you can say 'Display text' 'Attribute Inte

By putting the interpolated into a self attribute real number so when it's fired it runs the progression into the attribute, you can the constrain the rotation to that number and break away from it if

change attribute. self rotation to 0 but because the interpolate is still in action this doesn't work.... so any ideas

((Now in the top part of the canon you want to rotate first constrain attribute self position x to canonbase x and constrain attribute self position y to canonbaseY))

In each play sound behavior you'll see a pitch setting. You can link that to a attribute. So what you would do is make your real attribute called sound1Pitch and for the pitch in the play sound behavi

First off you want to create 4 real attributes. Call them canonbaseX and canonbaseY , enemyX and enemyY(or whatever you want)

i have actors moving back an forth,create a self attribute on the actor,

When i go to the next level, i update the attribute, it will work, but then lvl 1 wont work (Image)

you'll need a separate attribute for each level. Or when you switch the level you can change the attribute you have to the updated destroy amount for the next level. Whatever is easier for you

Finally, with a slight modification to what you have, constrain the ball's x to: `game.bucketleft + self.offset`

If you're saying a way to have multiple people play on their own files, what you need to do is use different Keys when you do save attribute for the various save file, e.g. save attribute self.levelsc

I made the touch x offset save to an attribute called game.destination.X and game.destination.Y

Finally, with a slight modification to what you have, constrain the ball's x to: `game.bucketleft + self.offset`

Have a rule when attribute score is > highscore

another project fine, but I'd accidentally used constrain when I needed change attribute and it was causing all sorts of crazyness).

Ive made an adhoc build to test my save/load attribute - But it fails to load my saved highscore

have a extra attirbute for each level called highStarCount or whatever you want. Then change that attribute to starsCollected before you change starsCollected to 0 on your level reset