No, I set it so that the rules occurred if either the key was pressed, or the attribute was true

fire and jump. In each button, I changed a game attribute that I had created for that button to true. For example, there was a game attribute called fire button pressed. I set it so that this attr

Reset Game will reset all Attributes to what you originally coded...

Make a boolean attribute in your actor and set your overlap or collide rule to set the attribute true.

Hey guys, in my latest game, I have added a feature that will let the user clear their high scores if they so choose. Now obviously, I could just go in and manually change all values to zero, or what

--do this(your jump height) .... Is that a change attribute or....?

amother way is to have a boolean game.Attribute called inJump or whatever...

you'll need an attribute called jump or something. Add +1 to that attribute when you hit the jump button, and then make a rule that says jump only if jump attribute is equal or less than 2. when actor

thanks for the tips so far, the reason it wasn't working with the "constrain attributes" was to do with where the layers were in relation to each other (I think).

lol yes your missing the point. YOu CAN constrain many things to 1 actor yes. what im saying is you CANT make the limbs flop around like in ragdoll blaster. do all your body parts will be stiff and no

in general... an actor will display at the size of the image... unless you change that actor's size in its attribute pane...if you change the size in the instance of that actor on your scene... it wil

"interpolate attribute <self.Position.X) to 0"

You have to check the "Auto-rotate Left/right boolean attribute" in Scene attribute's (Image)

make a boolean called bombexplode, make it a self attribute in the bomb.

Hi, I'm working in a proyect but i have a probleam, when i arrive to the third stage and i pick up "scene-attribute-landscape" to change the orientation of it, i can´t do it; i mean

I have that man. I have individual counters for the randomly generated bricks. Every time the ball collides with the brick it subtracts one from that colored brick. Then, I have a rule on the ball gen

1. I'll create game attribute for each color of the bricks (ex. blueCount, yellowCount...etc..) then ill set that to integers.

change attribute

your method works fine using scene.time so your level.time attribute must not be getting loaded and is probably equal to 0

earned will be 14,500. I tried doing this in a attribute but the way I have it set up it probably wrong. This is what i had: