Took me a while to figure it out but what I am doing is having the slots look at their neighbors. When they are the same I have them ad 1 to a attribute named rowcounting. When there are four in a row

Every 30 seconds change attribute color to random 1,5

create a button drag it onto the scene double click it to open it ,drag a rule in there when touch is pressed change attribute current scene camera either x or y axis and put in your destination where

Constrains Override collisions. if there is any kind of constrain affecting the x and y position of the 2 actors the collisions will be Overridden.

i am using a constrain behavior to make sure they orbit, but collide should still move them right? the constrain regulates the speed and the distance,

and what are u trying to multiply, an attribute over time?

Give each a separate game attribute

You have to constrain invisible actors to it. One on top of his head but not large enought to reach the sides.

if you are wanting to speed up continuously I have a bit of code I use to speed up over a rising attribute `[IMG]http://i54.tinypic.com/30dbghv.jpg[/IMG]` `[IMG]http://i56.tinypic.com/k30rut.jpg[/IMG]

This video shows you exactly what you want to know. Just have your in game cash attribute set up, then follow this video to have and even tied to score. then when you want it to happen have a change a

CHANGE ATTRIBUTE

Add the attribute rule to an invisible actor at the end. If score is > number

I'd make 10 attributes that are boolean or integer (0/1 for true/false).

Rule, When score attribute is > or = 50 AND < 99 then go to end-game scene 1.

make a rule when attribute score is greater then or equal to whatever

I should add that i've tried a method where the touch actors only constrain to the touch XY when 'mouse is down' but that has its own problems, in that all touch actors will snap to the most recent to

running across a finite length of scene. If I constrain self.Position.X to 80, then camera will just shoot out ahead of the running actor.

i've create an actor with 7 change attribute for reset to default some game/scene attribute (prepare the scene for the next level).

I fully understand why we are all (yes including myself) very impatient. Because lets face it, we are in a very competitive environment and not only that, we are competing against some companies that

When game.attribute is true