I'm using the "change image" attribute. But I want the current weapon to switch from green (active) to yellow when I click to a different weapon. And last I want when an active weap

Applaud, I was talking about Linear Motion, you can get to the settings for this under the attribute browser. You would drag a change attribute behavior on the actor, and go Self.Motion - Linear Motio

I'd use "Save Attributes" and "Load Attributes" mostly on the main menu scene.

Have an attribute called game.tap that = false (unchecked) at the start

way you can set you reset button to change an attribute called game.reset to true and have all of the actors with rules when game.reset is true change attribute self positions to startx and starty. i

3. create a game attribute called reset

I'm pretty sure thats an attribute that cannot be changed in the game.

I added an actor attribute called previewY, constrained the actor.position.Y to previewY, interpolated the previewY value to do the scene preview up and down.

I added an actor attribute called previewY, constrained the actor.position.Y to previewY, interpolated the previewY value to do the scene preview up and down.

I have a game where a ball hits actors (blocks). Each ball has a self.attribute that adds 1 every time the ball hit's a block (and destroy's it).

So the skipped interpolate happens (just like my original change attribute happened) but it doesn't appear to overwrite/cancel the original interpolate, only temporarily interrupt it.

Just use change attribute to zero the score right before the change scene

what kind of attribute would it be

what kind of attribute would it be

I am having a a problem with an actor which has the physics movable to false to prevented from moving and then I want it to be movable if I click it so I created a rules to change that attribute to TR

i would add a rule after each interpolate to check to see if "skip" has been pressed. so, when skip is pressed it changes a skip attribute to 1.

Thanks Rob2! now my save attribute is working!

Probably... But try what I said. Make a boolean attribute and set it to true. When you click the actor, change it to false. Then, make a rule that says when the attribute is true, collide.

This will take a bit of math, and I would not put it in a collision.. we know the size of the circle and size of the square. We also know the position of the circle and square by their x and y coordin

I have a rule that when something is true, rotate to position and don't stop on destination. This way, the actor is locked into looking at the target no matter where he goes. However, I want the playe