anywhere they want, but you could easily just constrain that actor's x position to the players position + 200 or something.

you can put it any where in the scene that you need the score to load in. but i have found that the loading attribute does not work well in the actor (say the display score actor). you will also need

ahhh ... how would i do that by putting a load attribute in the first scene of my game ?

change attribute

Constrain Attribute: Self.Position.X to Game.Mouse.Position.X

Sorry. I was getting attribute and rule mixed up earlier.

The second rule does that. Once the first counting attribute reaches 193, the second rule is activated because it's looking for that number of 193 until it can do its thing. Once the first attribute r

To do a random move while off screen you will need to use a change attribute.

Change Attribute game.pos2neg to -(game.pos2neg)

Yes it is. It will take 2 attributes. One attribute to do the counting to 193 or -193 (Lets say AttributeX for discussion purposes). And another attribute that says when attributeX =193, change attrib

then have another attribute called active abilities and have it set to 0.

Yes it is. It will take 2 attributes. One attribute to do the counting to 193 or -193 (Lets say AttributeX for discussion purposes). And another attribute that says when attributeX =193, change attrib

Constrain Attribute: Self.Position X TO game.Mouse.Position.X

then have another attribute called active abilities and have it set to 0.

Constrain Attribute: Self.Position X TO game.Mouse.Position.X

Constrain Attribute: Self.Position X TO game.Mouse.Position.X

If the attribute is -193 then change it to 193

How can I make an attribute switch from positive to negative or negative to positive.

If you want the camera to follow different actors at different times you will need to use a game attribute. If it is only two then use boolean. If it is more than two use an integer. So lets say you w

constrain yellow.x to pink.x +((pink.width/2) * (cos (pink.rotation)))