you can probably have just one global attribute. Put something along the lines of when self.distance is < game.closestdistance constrain game.closestdistance to self.distance. you will know tha

The only thing I can think of is to make a "line" actor and constrain it to the position of the initial actor (the spider)

(Attribute)(game.Numenemies)(<)(5)

I have my actor running across the ground. I used a move attribute and if he jumps he slowly drifts to the ground while going to the side. How do I fix this?

will that have copied the identical attribute references as well?

I have 2 different actors A and B, which have coincidently have the same attribute name.

Or if you want a continous speed non stop set a max spped. Have your ball speed set to its attribute max speed. Then have a rule when the object overlaps will the walls at the top and bottom change at

well you can have when touch is pressed constrain self position x to touch x and self position y to touch y (in the chips actor) and then when touch is releasd adn actor(chips) overlaps over collides

Every xx seconds change.attribute:

I'm writing a game where an actor moves once a game attribute is set. When I preview on my computer it works as expected but when I preview on my ipod touch the actor does not move. I've tried move to

Every xx seconds change.attribute:

Which attribute do you use?

make sure that the "control" actor's rule says on the second line, "attribute: game.mouse.Position.Y > 240", not "attribute: game.mouse.Position.X &

constrain attribute self.position.X to self.position.X+(15*accelerometer.x)

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make a game level attribute (boolean) called MusicStarted. Set it to false (leave it at 0)

I have added a game attribute called 'start screen menus'

The thing about in-app purchases is, theoretically, how simple it should be to implement. A purchase translates into a changed boolean attribute, voila. The IAP is managed from iTunes Connect, you ju

two game level attributes (real) called "touchX" & "touchY"

Rule: when (game.attribute integer) game.NumEnemies (less than or equal to) 5 (or however many you want)