You'll need a boolean game attribute to do this. Call it something like "ShowActor"

Indeed. Its not that diffucult, it would just require alot of attributes and i dont think you would completly understand from how i would type it all out. Watch the demos then try for yourself, and wh

I've added to "otherwise" the change image attribute and set it to the original up state but as soon as i slide outside the boundaries, the keys does not go back up.

Make a timer that every second, change the value of a self.Random attribute to random(1,10), then have a Rule that checks if that attribute is a certain value. If it is, for example, 1 then spawn a bl

You can make a rule that when the attribute motion is greater then whatever on the y it increases your score. Then you just dial in the greater then number so it only adds if you jump a certain height

Create a new Boolean attribute in the spawner Actor called 'reseed'. Set it initially to true (check the box).

just click the + button and add your own new attribute.

unfortunately you can not use random time like that in a timer. you'll have to use an attribute, and then randomize that attribute at the same time the actor is spawning.

I believe you can create an offset for the particles within the particle attribute itself.

--Change Attribute "scene.Background.Actor2.PositionX" to 50

hi,

constrain mouse X and Y

Then use timer: every x seconds change attribute "self.motion.linear.x = -self.motion.linear.x"

I just saw that the GScreator let's you delete actor's attributes even if the actor use it.

So you could have a integer game attribute for each item. game.CigState

--Change Attribute "scene.Background.Actor2.PositionX" to 50

i have 3 butttons, one moves my guy foward, another spins my guy counterclockwise, and another clockwise, when i click the clock and counter clockwise buttons, they both change attributes, and my move

i have 3 butttons, one moves my guy foward, another spins my guy counterclockwise, and another clockwise, when i click the clock and counter clockwise buttons, they both change attributes, and my move

in my game, i have a button that when clicked, rotates the actor by changing the attribute, and same thing with another button except it moves the actor, but when i click the move the actor button, an

2- the engine is a little faster but my collisions for my game were all messed up and some of my weapons in my game collided with the enimies but the collision was not kept, making me remodeling all t