A pause attribute is a much needed feature! Come on GS!

Thanks. Worked very well. But, instead of constrain attribute, I used, move to...

Constrain self position x to: 135*cos(playerrotation)+player x

Constrain self position x to: 135*cos(playerrotation)+player x

Make 2 real game attributes. Ill use blackholex and blackholey as example. In the blackhole actor have 2 constrain attribute behaviors. In the first one constrain attribute self.position.x to blackho

--change attribute game.1 to game.1+1

For facing left: Have a rule when attribute motion linear x< 0, then have your animation behavior for left in there. Then have another rule when attribute motion linear x>0, then have yo

Just use the self.position attribute to trigger the moves left and right.

Create a game.attribute (boolean) if you want it to make all of them stop colliding or a self boolean if you want it to affect individual actors.

Create a game.attribute (boolean) if you want it to make all of them stop colliding or a self boolean if you want it to affect individual actors.

maybe make an attribute like ActorDirection, when start ActorDirection = 0 , when ActorDirection=0, actor faces foward. When left key pressed change ActionDirrection to 1, when Actordirection = 1 do l

i tried different forms of grouping, rule orders and all that. i created a boolean attribute (like the tutorial).

I cant manage to be able to find a way of detecting more than one collision. I have multiple actors of the same actor type, and i have another actor that is supposed to change the score as an actor t

Then Find a joystick (maybe use codemonkey's), add two hidden actors, one above the joystick and one below it and make it change an attribute when the joystick touches the hidden actors:

Have a rule when ball overlaps with bumber change attribute motion linear x to whatever. That will change the speed of the bounce to whatever you want no matter how hard or soft the bumber gets it.

I'm trying to make an attribute that will be basically like the position Y but that will work regardless of rotation where if it is rotated 90 degrees it will be x position. If it's at 45° then it wi

i tried different forms of grouping, rule orders and all that. i created a boolean attribute (like the tutorial).

On the actor i want the other ones to spin around, i have game attributes playerx,playery, and player rotation, constrained to the actors x,y and rotation.

back value, which is fine. And I have a global attribute called "CardsSpawned" which tells how many cards have been spawned, and depending on how many cards have been spawned, each

When Attribute self.color.alpha = 1