Clouds rule...if self.position.X <-100 (the 100 depends how big the clouds are)then change attribute self.position.X to 580...and visa versa if the clouds are going right...

All that to say, how can you make an actor ignore a scene attribute such as wrap x?

Ah Ha; that was the case I was using constrain, now it follows my finger. But only so long as my finger (mouse) is down. I want it to follow where my finger has gone from start to finish even when m

I have a large monitor. It big enough for me to have a IPAD Landscape scene on the right and plenty of room on the left for the Inspector window. ( Window that shows the actors and attribute choices a

unfortunately what you are doing will most likely not work with any collisions. The reason is the constrains required to hold it to one another will over ride any collisions you have setup.

-change attribute

I have an actor that moves to another place and I want to set a game attribute only once the move is complete.

with all with all 10 lives.I could put in change attribute to when timer reaches 0 change actor atrribute ot (+) but what interger would i use because there is no way of saying how many lives would b

make a game attribute, name it spawning. then in your actor say when game level = 2, change spawning to 1. and say when spawning = 1, spawn ant. Then do a timer and say after 1 second (estimating) ch

Attribute game.stop.jump = false

Sounds like a bad rule somewhere. Maybe a rule is missing an attribute

Sounds like a bad rule somewhere. Maybe a rule is missing an attribute

cant wait to see yours! The annoying part of this was getting the menu to constrain to touch but with an offset from the intiial touch, so it doesnt just jump to your finger as soon as you touch any

On the end scene I have a simple display text attribute with game.score in the expression. I would like to have the high score but I just cant figure it out. Second problem I have is when I have the

you need to track the number of touches on the actor by creating a local attribute, and on every touch increment it by 1.

Create a new attribute called Random and have it be an integer. Now make an actor that will control this randomization (or you can just put it in another actor, it's your choice how you organize thin

attribute current world.."-"..attribute current level

change attribute self image to blinkimagename.png

GS should have a "random" behaviour. The random attribute can be a huge hassle and lead to a ton of unnecessary attributes.

Change attribute: self>motion>linear>x TO -self>motion>linear>x