i would do it like this. create an attribute and name it destroy and leav it at 0

Thats the most simple way to do it. now if your triggering based on an attribute or something you could have something crossed where they are all triggering at once but a simple touch is pressed rule

To stop the scrolling, make a boolean attribute called BossFight

you are going to constrain the x and y position of the main actor to two attriv=butes you create and then constrain the invisble actor (or actors head/body etc) to those x and y positions. With the he

Using a real attribute will cause your actor's positioning to be much more precise.

change attribute motion linear Y of player to a given value, the greater, the faster the jump and the higher the minimum jump.

Basically, you can have the accellerate down behaviour to simulate gravity to not fire when jump is true and mouse is down. When mouse is down and jump is true, change the motion linear Y to a given v

CHANGE ATTRIBUTE device volume and interpolated to 0.

there is one more choice, and you can do the constrain camera. in it.. but when you double click it from the menue on the left you cannot... why is that?

there is one more choice, and you can do the constrain camera. in it.. but when you double click it from the menue on the left you cannot... why is that?

Im confused on the Camera Rules actor, is that just a normal actor named CameraRules? also... constrain behavior, do you mean constrain Atribute? when you mean invisible, you mean just turn the alpha

Double click on your "Camera" actor instance and click on the lock. Then you have access to your camera via scene attributes. Then all you need to do is

There are very small actors corresponding to each of the touch attributes. Their positions are constrained to those attributes if the touch is active. The joystick will constrain its position to the t

I'm trying to replicate a youtube video i saw a few weeks ago by making a player walk around a planet. I'm trying to build off of FMG's constrain to circle demo, but I'm just too tired from shoveling

i have magnitude set up, i think ill try a move attribute plus motion linear movement

when your attribute set up to the magnitude is greater or less then whatever you want, change attribute self motion linear x to 0 to stop movement on x and change self motion linear y to 0 to stop mov

is that an attribute?

with zooming in the camera using the Self.Size attributes or rotating it on the Self.Rotation attributes. Even though these make the camera actor physically change size or spin around (when I change

Constrain two attributes (We'll call them X and Y) to the X and Y values of the chased actor. Then make an attribute for the chaser to be constrained to the magnitude(X-self.positionX,Y-self.position

or you could constrain 10,000 actors to the horse.