Change attribute scene.firstnewbutton.position.x to (the final x position on the strip on screen)

NM, I figured it out, I needed a separate attribute for each the left and the right arrow, setting each to 0 or 1 depending on which touch was inside. Before I had one attribute (MOVE) when game start

I've tried, telling the game.touch_pressed attribute I created to be 0, but after a nano second the touch is back on (without taking your finger off).

Hi, just had a thought; it'd be really useful, I think, if any self attributes appeared under a heading Self Attributes in the Actor Editor window attributes list, and there to be another heading, Sce

Make a rule when touch is inside interpolate attribute self position x to touch 1.

Then in the main actor do some code like change attribute x 100 y 200 (this will depend on where you want the actors).

Success! Thank you for your help. It was the Game attribute that was throwing me off.

A ball doesn't have joints so you can't have a rag ball. But you can still attach arms and legs to the ball (I believe you can use a constrain attributes to arm and leg images) and have them rotate at

Hi Valan, excellent, thanks, I'll use interpolation. As it happens, I've used that a fair bit in the past (and present) but strangely have never used Constrain; I thought it would be right for this! I

I made two boolean attributes, 1 is "Pause" one is "Play" and i have "Play" start as true and "Pause" start as false. So this me

myImage-2-name.png). Now add a Change Attribute rule to your actor and change self.Image to the following expression, including quotes):

Perhaps you need to copy/pate the movement code rather than using constrain.

the name of the actor your working on in the attribute browser then click position. Then in the second box where it says to go into attribute browser click on device and find touch 1.

Make rule when touch is inside interpolate attribute self position to touch 1.

@ Jack- I just put the constrain victim x,y and in the predators I put an accelerate towards victim. The seen to run to the closest victim.

Hi, if you mean say a four number code for instance, that'll be as straightforward as smaller numbers, just set up an integer att. Then change attribute to random(1000,9999) then each time this is don

Every ator in the background has his own integer attribute.

In a way Ghost Words does this with some 60+ words when touched by the ball or a finger it plays a sound. All you have to with the blocks is constrain them to touch however if you need them to go exac

In your Rules put Change Attribute scene.YourActor.Position.X to random(24,500) THis example then will move your actor called YourActor to a random x position between and including 24 and 500, for exa

Hi, I've an actor that slides in and out of screen, each time it does this it's over .8 of a second. I have another actor constrained to it (in fact there'll be up to 10 actors constrained to it). So