whatever rule or attribute you have to activate the jump, just throw a animation in there and have restore to original image. Thats all you should have to do.

Being able to actually use handy attributes like constrain and timers would be nice!

Create a boolean attribute for each scene you're choosing from.

in my game there are 13 actors on the scene. 11 box, 1 ball and 1 wall.. Also have 11 different attribute pos1,pos2,pos3,.... pos11.

Being able to actually use handy attributes like constrain and timers would be nice!

Being able to actually use handy attributes like constrain and timers would be nice!

I have bug if i make a attribute with real format and set it to 3 "game.Spawn". så i make a timer where do game.Spawn-0.1 every 10 sek. When its done i have a timer there spawn actor

--Change attribute self.position.x to (what ever your starting point is

make an integer attribute called: "Scene". Then INSIDE the "press play" , you do the rule:

Make an attribute game.time make it 50 then timer ever .1 second -1 of game.time. There are loads of ways this is just the first one that came to mind.

As for things like os.time... that's a simple device attribute.

As for things like os.time... that's a simple device attribute. We're denied access to simple things like that because novice users might be confused by Unix time...

You can create a position tracking attribute and then update the enemy's position with that - but there I don't think moves the actor to that position but just makes it the position.

I have seen spawning do some strange things before especially when multiple actors are spawned at the exact same time. it will prob work much better to use a change attribute in all of you pieces back

*There is one invisible actor that has all the collision and rules. Then there is an attribute for tracking position. The body, arms and legs, which have the animations, are linked so that their posi

so how do i make the "move to" action beeing refreshing with the players x attribute(and playersY also)

make a interger attribute called double tap, set it to 0

make a interger attribute called double tap, set it to 0

this is a little deeper than what you want but just ignore the change attribute.

80 levels broke into 4 worlds of 20 (all easily customizable) all on one screen in a beautiful smooth interface. Easily reduce the total level number, or even the amount of levels within each world. A