I'll report this, but as a work around, put a timer around the Change Attribute of the Linear Velocity, and set it to after .01 seconds.

just have your display text rule display an attribute instead

I found a bug when using accelerate. It seems to override a .self attribute for some reason.

When i have the gameover button pressed, i also have a change attribute for the start button here so it becomes false.

On your start button, when you press it, do you set some game attributes?

If you make a game attribute that tracks if a foreground actor has touch inside, and the actor you kill checks if that attribute it true and if it is touched, then it destroys itself.

Ive been going around making actor attributes into global attributes whenever I want another actor to access them for a while. Then I was using my laptop instead of my imac and for some reason that b

No it doesn't. Still frames? I have an idea of how I will insert still frames and I might use collisions and rules in stead of timers. But timers are obviously easier lol. But some of my cinema combin

I think the hard part is that you have to save every attribute you want to save individually. That's where it gets laborious as there may be hundreds of attributes you need to save/load (Image)

Saving is very simple, if laborious. You use the 'load' and 'save' behaviours, and just use keywords to save the value of an attribute at the right time.

I have given this attribute to my main character and yet still when i control it the character moves around on screen instead of the floor moving under him.....

You'll get this effect if you put the attribute Control Camera onto your main character. Then you can make him move, but his position on the screen will stay at the center.

On the first scene, I create an actor with a rotate behaviour. I change the game attribute to its self attribute. ok.

Try this. for the move rule have when touch is pressed and when touch is inside. constrain x and y to mouse position x and y.

It is a physics game so I have game attribute game.Physics. I want the rule to only be active when game.Physics=0.

It probablly more of a constatin camera x position to a game attribute and interpolating the size one the actor position is within a range of or right on that x position.

Make a game integer attribute called 'tap count' or whatever you want to call it. Open the actor that you will be tapping on.

Thank you, I am having no problems. Now on to some collisions.

constrain the x and y position of the trampoline, to the x and y position of it onscreen

have a attribute call it object rotate or whatever, have it real. When your about to change scenes change that attribute to self rotation on the rotating object. Then when the other scenes starts chan