I used 2 constrain attribute, one for X and Y, plugged these formulas in while filling in the variable with correct numbers.

Play with density and restitution and perhaps constrain y so the actor doesn't get thrown in the air or you could gi the harder route with collide and create rules for like .3 seconds accelerate in th

each time they come down you can do an integer attribute and place it in the floor or whatever and you can either put it to change based on a timer or when something collides. Then in the box if attr

How can I do this? I'm thinking about attribute "pause". And add to all other actor, that they rules will work only if attribute "pause"=false... But isn't there an

When I wanted to make a game that required jumping, I took a step back. I reevaluated what each preset attribute does and started trying things out. I came up with this simple solution that works li

weird. Then, when I went to delete the boolean-attribute I saw that all the actors that referenced the integer attribute (not the boolean attribute) were displayed as actors that referenced the boole

I have a lot of craziness in my game. Flying actors, lots of spawn and destroys, I've eliminated almost all of the constrain attributes and most of the timers. I just don't want to keep adding them an

So I have a change attribute: self.image to "Ammo_icon"..random(1, game.Unlocked guns )..".png"

I had a boolean attribute and wanted to change over to an integer attribute.

if game.MoveRight is true - moveRight is a custom attribute, and you would have to decide how to trigger it. finger on screen, tilt, button press

So, put actor's max. y into an integer attribute, let's call it JumpHeight; say 10 divisions, so JumpHeight/10; result into a real attribute called JumpRes. Put floor(JumpRes) into another attr. call

you have made me realise i was not making the attribute in the right place i was not making it inside the actor and thats what i needed to do cheers and soz ozboy for using this post wrongly as i th

by adding dragv(its a self phyics attribute) to the car actor that will slow it down when the cars not acclerating. YOu can play around with that till its how you like. And have your accelerate rule r

is to create an actor, create 2 self integer attributes- self x and self y, added a change attribute self x to self position x, and the same for y, then checked it was working by putting a display te

in the Otherwise section give it 2 constrains:

constrain scene.camera.rotation to hero's rotation (Image)

constrain scene.camera.rotation to hero's rotation (Image)

This will happen if you use change attribute self.image to load the image in the scene. If you pause the scene all the images you set will become white after you unpaused. The workaround is to not use

Create an attribute for the actor. Ex. ( selected). And then when you touch it selected = true

you can add the attribute in the prototype but I dont think you have been able to add an attribute to a single instance for a long time if ever. I know I have noticed in the last several releases ther