You will definitely run into other issues if you go the transparency route; primarily as you indicated in the area of collisions with other objects.

I have a wheel with a spinning pointer in the center. I got the pointer spinning just fine. I have an overlap behavior on the pointer so that if it overlaps and touches an actor on the wheel that th

i'm doing something similar and its working great. maybe post your code. probably has something to do with how and when your triggering the save/load attribute

make another attribute, call it game.scorefake and make it so each time interpolate is happening, after .2 seconds, change attribute game.scorefake to game.score. Then make it interpolate to game.sco

dont interpolate that, just do a change attribute

I'm trying to Display Two different Attribute Value, And all I have is an "Invalide expression" when putting both one after the other in the DIsplay Text Attribute...

into place - once square overlaps ShapeBack-square then would lock with an attribute and the BackImage's x,y..

Create a new self attribute called offset and calculate a position for the actor to move to that essentially moves it to its existing place. I think the offset would be self.offsetx = game.mouse.posit

Change Attribute:Game.ActorFrequency = 1

Instead of constraining it to the mouse position, change two attributes, offset X and offset Y, to cameraoriginX-mouse.position.X and camera.origin.Y-mouse.position.Y. Then constrain the camera orig

So i wanted to have a score attribute and whenever a block collides with this actor it takes away like 3 points. So the way i went about is i created a rule for the block so when it overlaps or collid

I'm having the actor follow the touch with constrain since it seems to work better than move or accelerate.

I've been trying like mad to have an actor that uses the physics engine, and then simply constrain the other actors X and Y Values in relation to that actor.

and I'm wondering if I can check the distance of two distances (or actors) using only one constrain behavior. I'm trying to squeeze what I can out of game salad and need less constrains if possible.

I tried both suggestions by tshirtbooth and mith.. and no luck I placed timers, flags, tried both the change and constrain attributes and still no luck .. also made sure I have touch events and no mou

Is this constrain thing a behavior?

Is this constrain thing a behavior?

constrain self position x to mouse position x and constrain self position y to mouse postion y

Ahh, looks like a simple fix. In the OTHERWISE, set the attribute to true/false (which ever is opposite of what the rule sets it at).

But, it's not working properly. I've gone so far as to recreate each behavior and attribute exactly, but i'm still having a problem.