Change attribute SpawnX to self.position.x

nvm, i created an elaborate way to reset the actors with an attribute

Actually, you can use a constrain to "interrupt" an interpolate. Although I don't know exactly what's going on inside the code, I'm guessing constrain holds higher priority.

have the running animation in a rule when attribute jump= false

make 2 real attributes call them sliderx and sldier y

(tried this with a Boolean attribute but did not succeed.)

Create an attribute called: Spawn, boolean starting true

oh ok i see now why it was not working, i thought i was selecting a layer then going to layer attribute and select wrap x, but i was selecting that for the entire scene, so tshirtboot then if i want

Change Attribute

If you are using an actor dedicated to spawing, you can use constrain attribute. Create a game attribute called actorX.

the 'index' attribute is just an unsigned integer according the video briefly covering the different value types

Make a game attribute, integer type, call it game.switch (or whatever you want to call it)

set up an Index attribute and named it "Drag"

well you could make a rule when the player collides with the celeigng and attribute jump is true change self motion linear velocity y to -300

in the device attributes theres also a attribute called touch count, so you can do things when theres 2 or 3 or 4 ect fingers on the screen at once

"i would set a global boolean attribute called "isDragging" or something like that.

Change attribute Self.linearvelocity.x to 200

Change attribute - Self.motion.linear velocity Y = 300

change attribute self.random to random(1,6)

Rule (All): attribute game.score "greater than or equal to" 200