I would try something of this type. When you touch on it, then constrain its rotation to the VectorToAngle of the object's center vs the touch position. This way, you'll not only get the nice rotation

try this: in the actor make a rule that says when touch is pressed constrain self rotation to mouse position y. it is not perfect but it works

When a change size behavior is applied, no other actors can feel if they are touching it, or can they collide with it. Also note that better settings could help. Anyone else notice this?

Search the forum there have been many threads of late for this very thing. You want to constrain an invisible actor that is smaller to your large actor.

Sounds like you need to simulate gravity and turn down restitution. Restitution is a physics attribute in the actor and you can simulate gravity by placing an accelerate down behavior in your actor.

you have to first make an attribute, it also has to be an integer.

you have to first make an attribute, it also has to be an integer.

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The ability to set squash-ability and stretchiness to actors, as an attribute, it could be used for tons of physics based games and really push the awesomeness further. Such as, (when compression (x v

The ability to set squashability and stretchyiness to actors, as an attribute, it could be used for tons of physics based games and really push the awesomeness further. Such as, (when compression is &

When I have an attribute on stage that has been altered. So it is 'disconnected' from the prototype.

1. Create a GAME.attribute and call it "timer" enter 10 for 10 secs or how much time you need

Constrain scene camera size width & height to:

I created all the necessary attributes and also added / created the dpadup/down/left/right button actors as well as the DirectionalTouch actor, yet when I touch the dpad , it does not "depres

Have actor offscreen. Timer, after x second, change attribute self.position.x = random 20,300, change att self.position.y to 20,300

Constrain scene camera size width & height to:

Every actor has it's own clock... the self.time attribute. One easy way to add that to the main score is to add self.time to the game.score when the main character dies or completes the level... like

make a integer attribute called score and a boolean attribute called addToScore.

and to turn gamecenter off make a attribute called gamecenterOff, set it to 0, and have the login behavior in a rule when attribute gamecenterOff=0

For you last question saving does not happen automatically. Theres save attribute and load attribute behaviors. Whatever info you want to save, have a save attribute behavior for it whenever the attri