it doesn't seem efficient in my case to use 24 attributes and assigning each one random numbers and checking each one for each attribute, etc. etc. etc. It adds up to a lot of rules. So I need a more

madmassey, if the executing order was a problem, why not put an increasing attribute in the actor? I did it with a board game I'm working on. I've an attribute called self.DoneCalc, each high level &a

i am having a problem with my random behavior. the problem is that i have is set up so there is a rule that every 1 second the toy attribute changes to random(1,28), this numbers spawn a certain acto

Its moving a platform up and down, and increasing and decreasing the size of another. I have used move and change size attribute with timers and it doesn't seem to have affected FPS, well, if anything

layer of your menu graphic. Also a new boolean attribute called MenuGo or something.

Make a rule that says when touch is pressed, an attribute, (lets call it zoom out) is changed to 1 for 1 second. Then make another rule that says that when touch is pressed AND zoom out=1, to zoom ou

Change Attribute game.Audio.Music.Volume to 1

Instead of wrapping y, you could have a rule when self position y > 400 (youll have to tweak that number) change attribute self position y to 100. That way when it gets it to the top it goes do

the second part I'm thinking about is showing the speech bubble. I already have a generic actor that will basically have it's image replace based on what number is passed into an attribute like this

change attribute: game.randomcard To: random(1,52)

change attribute PickaSpawn to random(1,3)

Ok I think you have to make two attributes x and y then constrain the coordinates of your actor x and y to this attributes. Now if you want to move the other actor together with your main actor.

(Sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong place.) If I want to make an actor move with another actor (as if they were glued together), how do I do it? The tutorial said to constrain the X and Y position

actor collides with the other actor, set change attribute linear velocity to 0.

- Load keys "highscore1" etc. to attributes

I want to be able to figure out how many actors are touching a specific actor and when they are to update it for each actor thats touching it. For example i have a block and when lets say 2 other acto

also tried creating a boolean attribute, then if mouse is pressed in area of "yes,please," change attribute to true...if true then spawn actor "hint"

The problem is that the button is not working all it is doing is when touch is pressed change attribute to 0. I have done this a million times over and for some reason it's not working.

Well you would put a middle piece. Then have global attributes call it center x have it real and center y real. In the middle piece actor constrain attribute self position x to center x, and self posi

I know i'll have to spawn some invisible platforms and some how constrain them... but how? Any tips would be appreciated. If you need a visual the only thing I can think of is the platforms in Robot u