On your main actor, constrain PlayerPositionX to self.positionX and PlayerPositionY to self.positionY

Hmm, collisions still have some slight issues, but it's better. Sometimes it'll hit the left side of the paddle and will bounce off to the right... (and vice versa).

Hmm I never knew that about circle collisions I always assumed it just did a circular shape based on the actor size. That is pretty crapy on the collisions then. (Image)

This is getting frustrating. Collisions in GS are pretty choppy I'm finding.

I would toy with self attributes on the actor. So (I don't know if this will work but might give you a head start...), create an attribute within the character that's called "Starting X&q

This is how i do it. Have 2 attributes paddle x and paddle y. In the paddle constrain paddle x to self position x, and paddle y to self position y. Then make a new actor, around the size of the paddle

This is getting frustrating. Collisions in GS are pretty choppy I'm finding.

now you can do a 80x20 actor that has circle collisions. and that will give you an arch shape to the entire top of your paddle. You wont have any flat places on the paddle but it might give you the ef

I'm having a problem with attribute manipulation depending on position (X or Y).

I'm making a brick breaker/breakout type game and I'd like to have my player paddle collisions a little different. It seems that the collision effects in GS are not working the way that I'd like. (I'm

Yeah an invisible actor that your main actors constrain to when they collide works well.

I have created a set of level attributes in the select level scene

This is how I would do it. There might be a better way. I would create a game attribute called checkBox or something. then, in each actor, I'd create a checked attribute.

Have attributes s to check if each image has been touched or not,have them set to 0. Have a rule if all of them are 0 have when touch is pressed chang the image to the check image and change its at

Why not just set a timer in a controller actor that just runs every 1 second change attribute gametimer to gametimer+1

game boolean attribute called jump

if touch is pressed and inside box, constrain attribute-"gametimer" to 0, timer-every 1 second set "gamescore" to "gamescore+1"

Maybe constrain actors min and max y then have it control cam make the scene taller then make all objects move down at a set rate except hero. If you need it to go faster set each actor to move at dif

I believe I may have solved this. For others who may need help on this in the future, you just need to create a rule that says if: "self.Image" contains "blank.jpg"

Make it when he flashes his sword, a game attribute is changed to say 1. When that attribute is 1 and the actors collide, make the enemy die. When he isn't flashing his sword, change it back to 0.