I have a menu box constrained to the camera movement origin... how ever it snaps to X-0 and Y-0

The other issue I had with interpolated is changing directions. With move you can just issue a new moveTo and it will start moving to the new direction using the new coordinates. With interpolated it

make an attribute game.movedown set to 0

You can create an integer attribute called "player gravity" in the player as a local attribute.

What I'm saying is, that there is a built-in gravity attribute in GS, and basically I want to change this while my game is running.

What I'm saying is, that there is a built-in gravity attribute in GS, and basically I want to change this while my game is running.

it...kinda works if I have the platform set to non moveable...but I need it to be moveable to detect collisions, so that I can jump from it etc.

No only introduced the size change in two places, originally had the normal size set in the otherwise but still no change. Odd thing was when I play the level(with the now larger character) and invoke

If attribute "move" = true

a shield image sitting off to the side is then constrained to the actors position. This works but I though about using another method.

1. Create 2 attributes in the background actor called "start.x" and "start.y"

I need this to make the player able change the gravity of some particles when he/she is in game, and you can only affect particles with the build in gravity attribute, right?

cant remeber exactly what i did to fix this when i used it, im pretty sure i had a real attrbite player rotation constrained to the players self rotation, then when stick release attribute or whateve

I have actors that use the move attribute with the speed set to a multiple of the player's score. This seems to result in a smooth movement and means all the different actors keep to the same speed. A

well youll need your attribute for you score, then have your level select set up.

If Attribute game.random = 0

so, create a second game attribute. something like game.compareScore (can't think of anything better at the moment).

Ok, I have removed the timer from the constrain behaviors, and tested the scene. Unfortunately, it still behaves in the same way as before. The enemy actors just zip off the lower left hand side of th

ahh i see the problem. Tkae the timer out of the constrain behaviors and have them on there own. Constrain continously updates them so theres no need for a timer. sorry i forgot to mention that

make 2 attributes player x and player y