Or how about for a consistent race track just define a simple distance attribute and have the turns etc activate when distance = x

I made a button so it spawns 2 actors (the choice of weapons). In actor 1 (lets say a knife), when it is clicked, attribute of 'weapon' changes to weapon+1.

create an integer attribute called 'zero' and give it a value of 0.

I was thinking about creating an internal attribute, an integer, for each of them called "Color_type".

constrain your objects x and y to the cameras x and y

Make sure your self position x and self position y attributes are selected from the attribute list and not just typed it, and sin and cos need to be selected from the other drop down menu, you cant ju

When the destroy button is pressed, change a game attribute to 1. Then, in the menu's rules, when that attribute is 1, change it back to 0 and destroy the menu.

the buttons integer attribute control to an actor called "sound player".

set up an integer attribute. call it lives. and make the number how ever many lives you need. and put, when actor overlaps or collides with (the enemy) lives minus one. and then put when attribute(the

So far you idea isn't quite working, but that's probably because I forgot to constrain the "false" case in a couple places (there's a lot of player interactions...)

try giving your running forward and backward animations, boolean attribute that say if the space bar is down, change to true , otherwise change to false. then in the running animation make it say if b

I want to keep two actors always the same distance apart. I know how to use magnitude, but not how to constrain a magnitude to constantly be a certain amount. Is this possible?

Hello, i am on the final stage of developing my game, and i have levels set to, 'when something happens' change attribute 'level unlock' = '1' this will unlock the next item on the menu fine. another

change attribute self.rotation to vectorToAngle(self.linearVelocity.X, self.linearVelocity.Y)

Or you could use magnitude to determine the distance between each block and the floor and each one would trigger an attribute that it is nearer the floor than the height of one block.

would it work to make one actor 100x100 and the other like 110x95. Then constrain the two together. That way it will be completely contained inside the other (as it is 95) except for the 110 length wh

I have a platform I want to rotate but I need it to be non movable. I can achieve this with interpolate or by constraining Self.rotation to self.rotation+1. Interpolate has a time frame so thats not r

No it isn't, but there is a "pose state" rule where if the linear velocity is 0 and "face left" attribute is false, to restore an image of the player standing facin

If the actors are both already on screen then double click the second actor to unlock it and constrain attribute it's rotation to the other one.

What i did to randomize the 1 card is have a game.randomcard attribute