You are going to have to create an attribute to label the actors and then compare that attribute with the 'correct' one when colliding with the container. I would use an integer and then you could hav

change attribute to ((game.attibute+1)%4)+1?

change attribute to ((game.attibute+1)%4)+1?

--Change attribute Game.Attribute to (game.attibute+1)%4

(attribute+1)%4 will give you 0,1,2,3,0,1,2,3...

I have an interger attribute called MovementDirection. Every time I press button A the attribute changes to MovementDirection +1. The movement on the Ship is like this: If movementDirection is 1 - Mov

I ried adding a integer called Destroy ants. So that when ant collides with watermelon, it changes that attribute to 1, and when that equals 1, destroy the actor. and after 0.1 seconds, change attribu

I put in an actor with 2 constrain attributes that have CameraX and CameraY constrained to scene.camera.origin.X and Y

i have my actor who is moving through a scene that is quite large vertically, and it moves at a velocity of 100-150, i have it set up with the control camera attribute, but when i preview the scene a

You are going to have to create an attribute to label the actors and then compare that attribute with the 'correct' one when colliding with the container. I would use an integer and then you could hav

->Change Attribute

you use the joystick it actually sets a global attribute for different directions (there may be a better way than im describing for movement) then in background image if such and such attribute is 1

mass (self attribute) X magnitude(velocity.x, velocity.y)

I tried making attribute.visible = false or = 0 and it does nothing. I also tried making color alpha to 0 and changing image for none but it's not working.

Game Attribute is

Sorry for the late reply I just got off work. I tried turing it into an real attribute, but now it takes the health bar and doesn't subtract 1, it turns the 10 health into -1. So the bar is gone with

mass (self attribute) X magnitude(velocity.x, velocity.y)

(group them and constrain their offsets so they act as a single object you drag and drop)

Yes, create integer attribute for each actors (except one's) X&Y positions

If you need it, try Corona. It's code--but lots of potential, especially for custom collisions.