But because the initial vector to angle is an angle-type attribute it won't allow negative numbers. so I think it will have to be something like this:

I'd suggest making it so each time it passes several points, 90, 180, 270, 360, change some attribute to itself +1 until it's 4.

Chane attribute 200CoinsAchivements To True

change attribute game.playerhealth = game.playerhealth-1

ALright this is my issue i am having, first a bit of background information: I am making a drum machine application, and have a single "beat" actor with a self.mynumber attribute tha

ALright this is my issue i am having, first a bit of background information: I am making a drum machine application, and have a single "beat" actor with a self.mynumber attribute tha

Use vector to angle between its starting position, and the click, then make it accelerate in that direction by changing a self attribute to that angle.

Right now I have different colored actors that correspond to numbers in game.attributes;

by the way Im assuming to set attribute to 200 i use change attribute?

when attribute "game.xyz" = 0

RULE: Red Left = 0, Change Attribute game.ColorToShoot to "Random (1) Random (3,6)"

Okay... right now you have a global attribute set up for where the bullets go to.

I set up a rule on touchscreen saying, when actor receives touch change attribute jump to true. This makes the actor jump... obviously. I then set up a another set of rules on touchscreen for a swipe

Also where i put touch is released change to 100, make that 200 (or whatever the jump height attribute is set to start at) sorry it would let me edit.

but if your doing a wav movement, its completly different. Youll have to constrain the x and y positions to a sin and cos expresssions. Have a look at this

Try that when I get home. the only thing im thinking is do i have to create an invisible actor across the screen like i have for my jump attribute? because if i have two invisible actor on top of each

constrain the self position x to whatever number you want the position to be, or you can make the platform unmoveable and interpolate the movement.

Have a attribute called jump height.

you mean change it *for* four seconds then *after* two seconds change the attribute back, right?

you mean change it *for* for sends then *after* two seconds change the attribute back, right?