On the cos/X Constrain, you put 0 instead of 60.

On the cos/X Constrain, you put 0 instead of 60.

Right now i'm using the random attribute which works, but it bounces in weird ways.

...but that's like five constraints...

Use touch to change attribute...say boolean

I used constrain attribute and it's fine now.

make an actor, give it an attribute. Put it in your scene and double click it, but don't unlock it. Down the left side you can access the attributes and alter the attribute of this instance of the act

And When you Spawn one Change Spawn id to a Game Attribute that is 0, then add 0 +1.

Create an attribute inside the actor saying "actor name" Id

so what your saying is i need another variable/attribute(e.g.countscore) that does the score keeping/counting and then i interpolate score = countscore ???

Is run to complete checked? Is any other attribute blocking it from playing? Format of audio?

I would create two attributes, one (lets just call it color.changer) would be an index attribute. The other would be a boolean attribute (we'll call color.destroy)

Set global attribute integer character select 0 Then at actor select screen place the 3 different actor images to choose from. In each when touch is pressed change attribute character select to 1 if

I Know you can do it, Actual collisions are made with math stuff, I use to code weird collision shapes in the past.

I Know you can do it, Actual collisions are made with math stuff, I use to code weird collision shapes in the past.

is the pink.x an real global attribute called pink ?

you can constrain the x and y positions to a specific point and then just leave the actor as moveable and make sure fixed rotation is unchecked also.

you have to also use a change attribute and set the attributes back to where they were when the level starts.

now. Although you may have to do something like constrain self.position.y to self.start.y+scene.camera.origin.y and leave the layer scrollable. Cause anything you spawn in an un-scrollable layer will

Sounds like you need a constrain attribute. Constrain the movement of the camera to the player. That way, wherever the player goes, the camera will follow.