I put a display text on the howmany attribute and it goes from 0-5 perfectly, then it resets to 0 nicely!

you need to unlock the pen actor. Then where it says constrain to touch.1x (or it may say mouseX) you need to change it to "game.touch.1.X+currentscene.camera.origin.x" and change ga

----Attribute touch1.Position.X is > self.Position.X +25 (and here you have to figure out the size of Right side of the image you want to cause rotation)

Make a Attribute gameover when the gameplay is over cange attrabute to true. Make a rule that says if game.gameover is true change scene to the scene you want

I just find that as I get deeper into the game features the answer to various issues seems to often be "you make a constraint ... " and that is often followed up with, "too

I have one project where it has about 5 constrains going on at all times and it doesn't seem to be bad but you really do need to get a scene to where you like it, add your constrains and then deploy i

ah... that is another game.Attribute boolean... you could name it BUSY

I am having a small issue with spawning objects. Basically, using a real attribute called spawnRate, I have a timer going that spawns 1 of 25 random objects every 0.7 seconds. Everytime a particular e

or change between two points/values... actor/attribute starts where it is and goes to where you tell it to at the speed you select... that is smooth movement.

i'm attempting to do explosion type physics with one of the many demos, and no matter what i do, when i constrain the camera to the actor and widen the scene, it correctly follows the actor, but the e

I don't know what half the crap means either, but I just try using it.. Interpolate seems to me like you can change an attribute to another value.

I JUST remembered after posting this that the attribute is an integer, would this make a difference?

so basically I am just telling the player "spawner" to spawn the actor "ouch" every 3 seconds for 10 seconds, then after the 10 seconds change attribute "h

Guys, thanks for your help. Got it to work. Turns out I had to select both "floor" and "the score attribute" from the drop down menu. Thanks again for your patience

you have the score done counting, put a change attribute behavior change game.score to floor(game.score), or if your displaying the score at the end with display text display it as floor(game.score)

Constrain x to min(maximum value, (max(self.position.x, minimum value))

Hey John, I appreciate your help but it still isn't working. I am using INTERPOLATE. According to the video I am suppose to put (game.score) in the space for "interpolate attribute."

click the e and open up the expression editor, type in floor then ( then select your attribute from the drop down and type )

when I put this equation in the attribute: floor(game.score) it does not work. Am I doing something wrong?

Instead of having when attribute rotate =0 constrain attribute angular velocity to 0, have this: