width and devide it by 480 (for iPhone) and constrain this ration to a real game attribute (this is your zoom ratio). Then you need to constrain the width and height of each HUD item to this times th

Try using either change attribute or interpolate now and see what happens

when touch is pressed, constrain self.pos.x to mouse.X, and same for Y.

Attribute-self.positionY <100

I know how to do it with two actors using specific rules or with two instances while breaking the prototype lock. However, I tried to do with two instances of the same one and have a common rule witho

I think that if all the events and actions happen only on this actor... you should use local attributes... (self.Attribute)

change attribute: game.toggle to 1-game.toggle

I would create two actors, one is the background. Create two attributes TouchX and TouchY.

- If you destroy the actor containing iads by changing an attribute, iads stays open

In the 1st actor do if touch is pressed change attribute game.PressedID to 1 then a rule if game.PressedID = 1 display text.

I created an Actor with a new attribute called 'InstanceID', I also have a Game attribute called 'PressedID'.

Make a attribute called hit set it to zero, In your overlap rule you have in the actor for the bullet, have it so when attribute hit= 0 and overlaps with bullet, then have all your behaviors for when

to use some tricky math. I think you'll need to constrain the projectiles angle to a game attribute and then use this for the angle (+180). Not sure if that will work but setting everything to 0 and

I think it may be possible if you could make an actor attribute that will change only in the spawned actors, making the actor set its coordinates to different game attributes. This probably wouldn't

Anyway just in case it helps anyone else .... I created a Direction_angle attribute in the Game settings and a Actor_direction in the Self settings set to 0 to start. When the spawned actor is created

to use some tricky math. I think you'll need to constrain the projectiles angle to a game attribute and then use this for the angle (+180). Not sure if that will work but setting everything to 0 and

dont use move. Use change velocity, change attribute linear.velocity, or use accelerate.

change attribute: game.toggle to 1-game.toggle

Rule- Attribute. game.Thing. = 1

not sure if this would help but what if you create an invisible actor and constrain its position to one of the actors that you are changing the size of .. and have the invisible actor be the one contr