it is flying. I am using interpolate and an attribute to cause actor1 self.rotate to rotate 360 degrees. I want to set it up so it counts the rotations and multiplies the over all score with each suc

Hey guys, I know this seems like a double post but it isn't I narrowed the problem down a little so it is a refined post I guess. Anyway, I have a background set up that when I click it, an actor is

The device is flat, I am locked in landscape and using accelerometers to switch a lot of stuff through rules. I am wondering if to use the Z reading with a threshold to tie the actors to last stable r

have a rule, if my attribute is = something i use behav ROTATION and set a (for example) clockwise rotation.

Constrain self.positionX to PlayerX

You need a global attribute "deaths", and another global attribute "showDeaths"

Make an integer attribute called 'attempts'.

Put invisible actor on each row stretched to fit. If enemy overlaps it, the change attribute, row 1 enemies to 1. I did this for every row.

It has a clean and flawless code. Did not use spawn and constrain if i did not have to.

ive tried constrains.. attribute changes, ive changed the image, when touch keyboard.down etc is pressed change image to down. ive made an attribute ducking just to test and made it to true. but he du

Pixel collisions... yes please!!!

Well what you could do it. Setup 2 game attributes. Magnet.X and Magnet.Y and a self attribute in the paperclip called distance2magnet

in the to box of the change attribute behavior hit the e button to open up the expression editer, select the game.score attribute and then do +1

make a interger attribute called jump

change attribute motion linear velocity y

Thank you for your quick reply. One question. Do you think there is a tutorial on how to write this attribute and how to apply it? That would be very helpful as I am still a learner. Thank you

Yes you could use the self.color.alpha attribute. This is basically the transparency of an object. Or you could go into the color attribute of the actor and you get the color popup window where you ca

Ahh, Dont worry, I've fixed it. I added the amount I wanted it to shift after the expression that tells it to constrain to the white box. Thank you all for your time.

Constrain the outermost parts' X and Y positions to the middle actor (constrained to mouse position) plus or minus whatever you need for the offset between the middle and the outside parts.

under scene attribute you can check wrap x. That will wrap everything in the scene though