@tenrdrmr, Thanks for the advice. I've played with density a bit, but it doesn't seem to stop the jiggle like I would like so far. However, is it possible to change density attributes of an actor in-g

I have an actor that runs along the ground. The actor jumps, the actor ducks, etc. I have behaviors saying that when the collision for the actor is touching the ground collision, set an attribute to

I have a problem with my power bar. the width is constrained to an attribute called "power".

tried changing the "visible" attribute to "false" but it just doesn't work. Any clue why or any ideas on what to do?

Attributes:

interpolate attribute: the X position of your actor

I suggest that this is done having a game clock attribute that you reference and then once the player starts the sequence off that you lock another clock to it that is the length of your smallest 'no

Well to save every skill create 1 new attribute for each skill.

Using change scene doesn't work. I have a game with mulitiple scenes and want the music to loop continously and seemlessly between all scenes. I have an game attribute: playMusic, and when it is true

the duration can be set to a game or self attribute so you could setup a rule to change the duration randomly on an attribute and then place that attribute in place of a number for duration.

the self.time attribute is a counter that starts from the point the actor loads to the point it is destroyed. nothing to do with reseting timers you place in the actor

Never used it before but I assumed in the self attribute "timer" was referring to a timer behavior you have set for your actor. I only have one timer in my actor. But it isn't resett

On the arrow , i have a constrain to -vector to angle (selfpositionX-mouseX,selfpositionY-mouseY)

if your saying what i think, then your gonan have to have a attribute for each thing and save. Just label your attribute nicely to keep track of them. Its not uncommon depending on your project to hav

the second interpolate runs it takes over the attribute you are interpolating, But… The first interpolate keeps running.

What type of rules and attribute would I need to get a similar effect?

constrain rotation like this is the easiest way I think (Image)

make another rule and have when attribute randommove=1

try editing the density of the bullet based on fire power and see how the collisions react

Change attribute: