In my game, I have an actor constrained to the mouse position. (x and y). However I also want it to still collide with its normal collisions. Is there any way to do this?

Change Attribute self.timetag to game.time

I used change attribute linear motion x -250 for left and 250 for right and lowered the other objects friction to 0.1 and the jumping worked perfectly, Thanks for helping =]

Quite sure. I'm just using "Change Attribute".

Put in change attribute game.camera to true

make an integer game attribute called count

Hi all, I am trying to build a database to load info base on certain criteria and it is very tedious to use one attribute per item. Is there a better way?

Attribute- self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y... => 0

if you mean drifting/sliding in the air then try constraining linear x motion to 0 while linear y motion is not equal to 0

- the graphic actor has his x&y constrained to the collision actor so when playing the game and a bit of the invisible part of the actor collides with the invisible part of the enemy they pla

Does anyone know if there is any benefit in not using using "reset scene" to restart a level and instead use "change attribute" to effectively reset all elements to

Oh, do this; create an attribute called PaddleX, make it a REAL attribute.

Do you have collisions for the paddle and ball set?

Two global real attributes, highscoresx and highscoresy

Change attribute self.DragAndDrop to false

Thanks, RH I added attribute that checks the unlock that chks less then or = to the lvl.

Yes each LVL has its own timers, I added each lvl timers for the different win conditions, and difficulty lvls, I maybe able to add on attribute to chk self lvl. I do use that to unlock

Do you have an individual global attribute set up for every single level? If you do I'd change it to using just one global attribute and use an integer. It's easier to manage and uses less attributes.

As for your question concerning boolean integer, there are in fact 2 integers associated with a boolean attribute, zero and one. But in practice, I'd forget the term "boolean integer&quot

just use a interger attribute and do this