I am going to do the interpolate/constrain for the size for sure.

After the flicking occurs use interpolate to make the thrown object get smaller so it appears to be going off into the distance. Or constrain its height and width to a constant divided by the y positi

starcat - I totally understand where you're coming from. However, you have to keep in mind that most of the videos that TSB does these days are for specific issues for people that have been using GS f

Cam actor has "Control Camera" attribute. I have not turned DragActor and Cam invisible, so I can see that their both moving when I use the mouse to test, the camera window just does

It seems to me that its the "Control Camera" attribute that doesnt work. Even if I remove it from the "Cam" actor, and applies it to the drag actor it won't work.

I don't think you can look at the system os, so I would do a start up screen with the language options that saves to an attribute that is in turn saved and recalled. This would then offer up localised

Did anybody figure out how this localization works, and would someone tell how to make an language attribute that looks for system os, and change graphics/scene based on that?

so what you do is make a real attribute, call in interpolatepos

in turn add each destination to a new self real attribute then fire the next image and interpolate off reaching that position.

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then there may be a bug related to a specific attribute used in the game or scene. Could be hard to find. Would be good to hear from GS guys as to whether they have at least found the cause so we can

you would put the dropping ball x into a game attribute, then pick it up in the lever actor in a rule that was something like change self rotational speed to (my clever timer for acceleration number

there is a bug related to a certain type of attribute use which is causing it to freeze, so it only affects some games and not others?

Create 2 integer attributes, portalX & portalY

0 at the moment of blast to rule it out with one attribute change. hopefully the quick change wont be seen

Change Attribute game.Audio --via "Devices" -- Music Volume to 1

in the rule for when it goes to the next level - have it so that it requires both baseballsCaught attribute to equal 5 AND footballscaught = 5

Then it's a high chance there's a "tangled" behaviour/Rule somewhere, as has been mentioned...maybe...calling a non-existent actor that you've deleted, or a deleted attribute.

i have my reset button which when pressed it is supposed to reset the music and sound fx attributes back to 100, but it only changes 1 of the attributes (music) and only 1 ( so when i press it again

Hi Gendude; use boolean attributes as "switches" will do the trick here. When a particular item under the square is pressed, as long as something like the following is in the Rules,