Okay here we go. I have a left and right icon in my game which controls an actor. There is a game text attribute named CONTROLS. The text initially reads "none". When left touch is p

If attribute is less than or equal to 5

I am working with probabilities, and i have an attribute that randomizes 1 through 10, if 1 through 5 is selected action 1 is triggered, if 6 through 8 is selected action 2 is trigered, if 9 through 1

ok so i havent been working on my game recently because im in a pickle pretty much. i want to have 5 different units with their own set of 3 animations and attribute speed magnitude distance, damage .

ok so i havent been working on my game recently because im in a pickle pretty much. i want to have 5 different units with their own set of 3 animations and attribute speed magnitude distance, damage .

I believe you might want an attribute for left and one for right so you can compare the states of each and only if both are set to the released value would the motion rule stop. That way you could als

the whole point of recycling is to not spawn anything in,i would suggest placing 10 or so missiles outside of your scene. then when shoot behavior is activated make integer attribute +1 and make it so

the whole point of recycling is to not spawn anything in,i would suggest placing 10 or so missiles outside of your scene. then when shoot behavior is activated make integer attribute +1 and make it so

If you create an attribute called betplaced, and do the following it should work.

if you make an integer attribute and a rule for every score adding 1 to the initial attribute if they are different than 0 you'll get a perfect divider.

Yes you can edit each instance on an actor but anytime you change and attribute or unlock the rules are of an instance it wont update if you make any changes to the prototype.

Assuming you're recording each score as an attribute, and if you have a finite number of possible scores, you could go ahead and create this (list all score attributes, and set them all to 0 until the

you can also make a rule when attibute self position x > the end of your scene, change attribute self position x to the begining of your scene

Create a second, identical actor. Place one on a higher layer, one on a lower layer. Create a game-level real attribute for each of your actors, and constrain it to the Y-value (position) of that ac

- Constrain game.CurrentGunX to self.PositionX

I have an actor who can move left and right. I have a left and right button on the screen. I also have a game text attribute that changes to "left" "right" or &

basically I created a constrain attribute position X and Y behavior, that when touched, turns the rule to false.

Constrain self.X to game.X+100

You could make a small, invisible actor and treat it like your main one with all the rules and collision and all that. Then take a second actor with an image on it and constrain it to your invisible w

I created an attribute called 'sound volume' as an index, and gave it an attribute of 10.