attribute time = 5/21/2011

Perhaps there's a better way of doing this, but that's how I'd implement. The only downside that I'd love to figure out, but haven't yet, is your actor will get blown around every time he overlaps wit

you can change the pitch of a sound using a real attribute, called PitchChange for instance. You'd put this into Pitch in the Play Sound Behaviour, and so by changing the number in the variable, you c

Mago, use change attribute self.image to WHATEVER.png

Mago, use change attribute self.image to WHATEVER.png

Mago, use change attribute self.image to WHATEVER.png

in your project you have to go into every scene, go into each ones scene attribute, go to auto rotation, and check whichever orientantions you want it to rotate to.

Here's one way to do it. Look at my pinch to zoom demo. If I remember right there is a attribute that is switched on when the pinch action takes place. When this attribute is true have an actor with i

What you need to do is created a bullet-wall integer attribute starting at 0. When the bullet collides or overlaps with the wall, change attribute bullet-wall to bullet-wall +1. Then make a rule, when

If you put the load attribute in the actor, they will not load in time.

-->change attribute position.x = 720;

-->change attribute position.x = 720;

I'd put an integer self.attribute on the bullet. Put a rule that when bullet collides with wall change attribute self.attribute to self.attribute+1.

Make an attribute.

then in the bullet you want to make a self attribute called bouncecount

Constrain attribute self.Position.X to self.x

Move attribute Dir. 180

you can still use it in a behavior such as change attribute

I guess we have to use constrain b4 the update

last time i checked a constrain is different then a rule condition lol