I would suggest that if the projectiles or enemies or whatever do not change direction then I would just have a Change Attribute instead of a constrain attribute (only because of processing and memory

Thanks, so I put the image in facing to the RIGHT, and I put a change attribute behavior- self.rotation, but I'm not sure what I am supposed to change it to.

So when leaf is clicked > leaf is Destroyed > leaf attribute +1

Hi there,

Here's what I would do to avoid using constrain (assuming that the square is not moving). I would create two integer attributes if it is a rectangle and only one if it always going to be a perfect squ

Yes, probably. Assuming you have one set of rules for one difficulty and another set of rules for another difficulty, simply drop all the rules for one difficulty in a master rule (if attribute &

Make sure you select "floor" and "game.time" from the function and attribute drop-down menus, respectively.

Add a condition that the magnitude of the movement must be >x, <y (ie, can only be moved the distance between the two holes - which is a universal distance on that particular board. It

I just have the thruster have the same move attribute as the ship. The thrust appears to be attached, but is actually just doing the same thing the ship is. My ship spawns are all going in a straight

For this I have an attribute called "RandomItem"

The closest thing i could thing of is to constrain an invisible actor that is an average hand length long, when touch is not pressed move it off screen. Sorry, thats the best i could think of!

The closest thing i could thing of is to constrain an invisible actor that is an average hand length long, when touch is not pressed move it off screen. Sorry, thats the best i could think of!

Here's what I would do to avoid using constrain (assuming that the square is not moving). I would create two integer attributes if it is a rectangle and only one if it always going to be a perfect squ

I made this easy by having a text attribute called "whatscreen"

I made this easy by having a text attribute called "whatscreen"

i think basically you need to setup a boolean attributes for each of the weapons, whether they are active or disabled. But then since you have an additional condition for out of ammo, then also create

youll see an attribute tab at the top left. click that then click the plus sign to add a new attribute. call it soundoff, and you can make it a interger type

I did John thanks for helping me with my post... I'm just not sure if I'm doing the game.soundoff attribute corectly. Thanks for replying to my post (Image)

Sorry... I'm not 100% on the game.soundoff attribute and how to create it... I know I've seen it in one of your tutorial videos but not sure which one exactly. Can you tell me how to properly create t

the sound off attribute youll make youself