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

Yes sorry didnt know you wanted to see it dragged. All you do is use interpolate attribute instead of constrain. Just replace that and keep everything i said above the same

Change attribute game.Textdisplay To something

Ok, just the above doesn't work, first i have to make an integer attribute. call it 'tempo'. A timer is set to add 1 to this integer every 0.01 secs.

From what I can gather I should avoid using timers, constrain attributes and spawning.

When mouse is down constrain attribute actor 1 position to touch 1, and in other wise have costrain position to wherever you want it to stay. then do the same for the rest

I am trying to have 4 buttons on the left side of the screen constrain to the mouse when clicked. However, I have tried everything mentioned in the forums on this topic and nothing has worked thus fa

My question is can anyone give me a quick explanation about the load and save attribute. And what does persistent storage means? ..

I have it so that I have my inventory checking for the attribute GotCigs to be true. When that's true it spawns the cigarette picture in the inventory at the bottom of the screen. Then when you tap on

Cross object attribute reads and arrays are really needed to get the most out if gs. Hope it's in the next release.

Never did it before but I guess if you assign the position x and y of the touch to a game attribute or variable then you spawn the actor on those values x and y...

touch on the actor as I can't control it using constrain position to game.touch1.X.

so to make sure you're only touching the ball when it's inside the box, create a global attribute called boxTouched or something.

Not sure. Hard to tell with the rules all split up like that. You could try moving the Change Attribute behavior that ends activated rules to right after the last possible behavior.

What kind of mind-bending math do i need? I constrain my heros X and Y and spawn the new actor to hero.X+150 and hero.Y+75. It works until i leave the original camera view (when i scroll over). Any i

1st you enter your name and I store it in an attribute... then you do an endless platform jumper... if you successfully land on a cloud...the game tags it with your name... if you get 1000 tags... you

change attribute game.whatever to 1

you release ( if not use the same change image attribute in the press rules 'else' area with image 1 instead of 2.

That didn't work, because I need a "constrain atribute" saying "self.rotation to Joystick rotation" and in the joystick I have a "constrain attribute&q

OK: game attribute (boolean) called FadeIn set to true