Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X - self.Position.X

constrain attribute self.y to device.touch.touch1.y

You know, that worked. I put in one constrain that said camera origin +100 and it did the trick. All of the info I had found prior required using a "camera" actor which was constrain

I meant to keep the timer going. Whenever i set an interpolate timer for the scene i always have to set it to go to like 500, 1000, 8765 seconds, etc.. for x amount of time. I want to keep the interpo

If you just want it to teleport then use change attribute instead of interpolate.

I'm not sure what the exact problem is? If you have a rule actor on the screen and went into the current scene > camera > origin and constrain that to Offset X and Y, and tell the hero

When tap is inside interpolate self.x to whatever you want and self.y to whatever you want. If you want a drag type effect you could constrain self.y to touch.y or self.x to touch.x if touch is inside

horizontal screen. To effect the scene camera x attribute you have to edit it when it is in the scene to get the scene attributes.

Yeah, attributes won't automatically reset, they will stay the same through all scenes.

file, so there is only 3 actors, and the three constrain attributes, so its not being overtaxed. This is confirmed with only 10mb memory used and 60fps throughout. I've searched through these forums,

Memory-wise, which is better to use? Timers and change attribute or interpolate? I have tons of actors in my game that use multiple timers in just one. I feel this is bad and am wondering if I should

, the very first behavior is a "constrain attribute" when its supposed to be a "change attribute". Cant believe i missed this lol

Then I have 3 attribute called a1,a2 and a3 that contain text:a1 => "allo" , a2=> "mon", a3 => "coco".

Create two game real attributes and constrain them to the player position x and y and then constrain the glow x and y to the game attributes with the offset you want added. I think this will work...

did you check out tshirtbooths constrain one actor to another

Constrain Attribute game.OffsetX(my integer) to Self.Position.X

All is ok but i have problem with constrain rope rotation movement to swinging rock.

I managed to figure out how to make a car with rotating wheels with the help of one of TSB videos. I set it so the car moves from left to right. When It moves to the right it works fine and when It g…

Another way you could do it, if you didn't want to unlock any instances is to put a change attribute: game.gas to game.gas+1 on the prototype for the petrol tank

attribute: self position.Y = 720 (you can use = to or less than, or greather than etc)