youll have to find the magnitude between the first touch and the second touch to determine the distance,and have that constrained to a attirubte. Then have all your zoom based off that attirubres. If

sYou could try making another actor besides the cam and cannon to keep track of which cannon is active. Give each cannon a self.num attribute, then have a rule that sets some global attribs to the ca

have you tried using an attribute to disable to spawn when paused?

when attribute self motion linear velocity y > 0

the importance of tables, arrays, and polygon collisions. If they did.. the would probably retract and say " screw iAP and PN" for now... give us our arrays. Like i said earlier..

Might have to use timers and change attributes.

the previous high score, why? I made the game attribute int for score and high score too the E actor overlap or collide with N actor it win the game with certain pts for example change attr score &am

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I'd have an attribute that defines the state. Let's call it 'FollowMe' and make it a boolean.

Someone can explain me which attribute i must check if the ball don't collide with anything?

A little physics question, how would you use an attribute to sense if an actor is being crushed, or compressed?

I have tried using "Change velocity" and setting speed to 0 and I have tried "Change Attribute" setting both X and Y Linear Motion to 0. I get the same result eith

Are you Constraining the Actor's X and Y Positions to the Mouse's X and Y Positions?

Yeah, like HoneyTribeStudios says, you can animate something manually by using a Timer and changing an Actor's Image attribute.

Change attribute self.position.x to random 20,460

Would it make a difference if you set up a manual animation using a timer and change attribute - self - image instead of the animate behaviour?

hahaha so funny coz i was just thinking about this last night when im tweaking the elasticity demo for a miniGame in my game. I'm adding rotation and particles that constrain to the rotation and its r

place a camera attribute to your scope actor. This will make the camera follow the actor which is the scope and remain in center of the scene. Try watching this

You'll have to constrain the player's X and Y position.

or just change attribute game.life to min(game.life+X,50)