alpha i sa self color attribute. so in the attribute browser youll see the name of your actor, click that to go to its attributes then click color and alphas in there

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

are you unchecking the visible attribute or trying to change the attribute with a change attribute behavior? If yes thats not an attribute you can change in the game. I don't think thats your issue I

its annoying when you forget to add a attribute to the prototype before you unlock it!

Surely we used to be able to add attributes to unlocked actors 3 or 4 betas ago? Every time, recently, I go to do this and the buttons aren't there, I've convinced myself that I must have been mistak

are you unchecking the visible attribute or trying to change the attribute with a change attribute behavior? If yes thats not an attribute you can change in the game. I don't think thats your issue I

well, I'd create a text attribute called wordbeingsaid.

Change Attribute self.image to floor((game.lives%self.Div)/(self.Div/10)..".png"

I am trying to make a racing game and I was stuck too, but I found drag from the actor attributes, within physics. I added a change attribute to the rule of letting go on the up key (or whatever you

The window on the right of the actor editor is not a rule. that is where you place rules and behaviors. If you place the behavior freely in that area it should always follow the actor as long as its t

When touch is pressed - Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To : game.Mouse.Position.X

you need to constrain two game attirbutes to the flying ball's x an y. For the repelling actor you'll need to create two attributes (1 real, 1 angle). Then you'll need this in the repelling actor:

if the camera is not at 0,0 touch and mouse coordinates need to have an offset. So instead of constraining to touch.1.x you need to constrain to touch.1.x+camera.origin.x

i'll have to look You can do it you will just have to create a prototype for each digit instead of changing the attribute in each instance. and then spawn all three actors when you want a score displa

THe latter, I would say, i.e the real numbers as an attribute triggering spawned images of the numbers.

I did the exact same thing as the tutorial, except added an animate attribute after the movement attributes.

THe latter, I would say, i.e the real numbers as an attribute triggering spawned images of the numbers.

Hi again, this would be done quite easily with 1 integer attribute; let's call it ColourGo. When an actor is destroyed, just before the Destroy Behavior, change attribute to 1, let's say, if it's gree

The actor that ends the level (ex: an exit door) will change the attribute to unlock the level. You can just make this at the end.

Do you have it set to some type of game.attribute?