Set the attribute to (attribute)(Numenemy)(<)(5)

Constrain Attribute: self.Position.Y To: max(self.bottomLimit,min(self.TopLimit,game.Mouse.Position.Y))

Believe you can do a rule with first if actor overlaps or collides then also if attribute self.color.red = xxxxx etc

how I want them. You will notice in the actor attributes there is a level number attribute everywhere in the rule that you had to set a level number now just check to see what you have set that attri

how I want them. You will notice in the actor attributes there is a level number attribute everywhere in the rule that you had to set a level number now just check to see what you have set that attri

You can use a bolean and just set it to interpolate the attribute over a duration of .1 seems like have done that before to get it to swtich back and forth but I kinda like johns method better I think

yes you use a interger and set it to zero. ill call the attribute switch as a example

You will need to create two attributes one say RocketFire the other BombFire and make them boolean

You will need to create two attributes one say RocketFire the other BombFire and make them boolean

20-30 actors with 20-30 corresponding AI attributes and 20-30 invisible collision actors(agian for AI purposes)

Hi,

if my characters picks up a shotgun it changes the shotgun attribute to "yes"

When Attribute self.Position.X < 440

Second I go into my 'spawner' actor and put the RULE out and choose (attribute)(game.numenemy)<5

.....Constrain attribute: self.position.X To: Mouse.position.X

just have a change attribute in the paddle by its self changing self position y to160. So as soon as the game starts, it will be at 160, then go to the touch like you said

a "System Time" behavior or attribute should be high priority... even higher than Game Center or iAds... simply because it's so easy to add. I think it's a bit strange that a Game S

Haha thanks! Anyway one more question, as the game moves down (endless scene) i want to configure it so if the platforms collide because when you constrain sometimes actors overlap and its annoying,

Another easy way to do that, dufdavid, is to create a second (invisible, immovable) actor whose position is entirely constrained to just the bottom edge of the block, and create the interpolate rule o

You would need to create an Attribute for your moving actor and constrain is Y position + half its height to that attribute that would be its top side. Then when it collides with the wall you would ne