You can set an x or y linear velocity and have it change back and forth on collisions with each wall. then leave gravity at 0 so it stays in the same position unless you don't care about that

Hi all, I am trying to hack together an array that can be accessible from scene to scene. I saw another post about creating an array that used an actor to store it, but that won't be kept from 1 scene

Try using a a constrain to hold self.position.y to the same place while allowing the rest to keep on moving

Try using a a constrain to hold self.position.y to the same place while allowing the rest to keep on moving

It's more important to have understandable attribute names.

For Grisly Manor, for the game specific data, I named all my attributes like this:

This might be a really stupid question but can the length of your attribute names cause slowdowns in the game?

For Grisly Manor, for the game specific data, I named all my attributes like this:

Theres a easier way to do it. In the actor you want to detect for the left movement do when attribute self motion linear x is < 0, and then for the right movement when attribute self motion lin

make a game attribute...'game.actor_old_position_x'

I'm trying to change an attribute +1 every 250 points. Obviously you'd do game.score%250 and then every time the score hits 250, 500, etc., the attribute gets +1.

Have the sword a seperate actor, and constrain it to the players hands. Then have attribute called swordselect and have a rule in the sword when attribute swordselect = 1 change image to sword one, w

Have the sword a seperate actor, and constrain it to the players hands. Then have attribute called swordselect and have a rule in the sword when attribute swordselect = 1 change image to sword one, w

Advice: Your game is a shump, so have the player's sliding movement on the touchscreen move the ship (constrain the x & y of a touch to your ship's x & y positions while maybe offsetti

you can use a timer and a constrain for x/y position...

Make a rule when self.angle (or self.rotation maybe. I don't remember what it's called). =364, change attribute # of rotations to #of rotations+1

Attribute - game.Accelerometer.X - > - 0.1

Got rid of it. But it's not that I don't know why it isn't working. I just need a way to make an attribute to replace position y that will be the height relative to the angle. E.g. If it's straigh

You just need to reset the attribute to 0 so the spawn rule notices a change even when the same number is repeated...

When bullet collides with actor, change attribute game.hit to game.hit+1