e.g. If collides with actor1 AND attribute game.playing is true THEN change attribute game.playing is false

the first actor collides with the ground. Then constrain the falling box to the new invisible actor that the box spawned.

the first actor collides with the ground. Then constrain the falling box to the new invisible actor that the box spawned.

ended up doing the normal thing of making a display text actor, to show what the attribute was doing.

"reaction time" in detecting collisions in 0.9.0.

When attribute bet < 101

Hi stormy; I often get boggle-eyed at the computer too! From what you've said, is the change attribute actually in the switch button's Rules? So perhaps if you've got change att.Switch to Switch+1, it

I have a locked switch button, which changes state depending on an attribute.

cbowers ... you and I are still looking for the same answer. At least I have found out that we can't effect the movable attribute when the game is running.

to the side. I have it so that there is a Change Attribute on the blocks so the Moveable is set to false when they hit the ground, but that doesn't fix it. Please Help!

Unfortunately, you cannot change the Movable attribute at runtime.

I have an actor that I can drag and move. On touch I set an attribute to tell the game that it is being moved. That attribute triggers others Self.Physics.movable to false so the other actors don't mo

touch.inside - change attribute - bet to bet +10

Hey Eminem, here's what you will need to do. Create 2 game attributes of type real, game.TouchX and game.TouchY. Next, in the actor that will be touched, add the following behaviors.

Unfortunately this method doesn't work, due to the fact that, if the actor bounce for example, the attribute stopped will be increased by more than just 1. Every bounce, it will increase stooped in 1,

You could have a rule in each one falling and a attribute called stopped. You can set stop to zero. Then in each falling actor have a rule when motion linear y=0 change attribute stoppped to stopped+1

I have a timer that spawns a few actors on the scene, and these actors have an accelerate behavior, so they drop. I created a game attribute where is registered the total of actors added, so I can kno

Every actor has a Tags attribute, but I cant change it. It would be easier to check for collisions.

do you have the payout set to random, because then it will pick between the min and max no matter what the actual outcome is. If so you need to make a new attribute pay out and constrain that number t

Constrain Attribute self.Position.X to game.Touches.touch 1.X