Depending on the number of images you have, you might be able to employ the time attribute to create the limits of the random number, since the time will always be changing when the user presses the b

I think you first need to use random on the title screen to randomly produce, once the title screen is loaded, random numbers every .01 seconds for an attribute that you don't actually use at all, say

Hi Aasimar, possibly: a boolean attribute called Static, let's say.

change attribute mySwitchValue = 0

Change Attribute game.randomimage to Random(1,10)

often times the event that triggers the "switch" is not ongoing. For example, if you want a whole bunch of things to happen when touch is pressed, those behaviors will only work whil

...Change self.jump attribute to True

No, it'll keep any saved attribute (Image)

In my game, Silly Sheep (submited to apple) high-scores are saved automatically with the save attribute behavior so that they are shown after you close the app and the you openit again.

made a "clock" attribute that is set to 30.

Click on support at the top of this page and check out the wiki under movement. If you just have it constrain or accelerate towards it will not work if your scene is bigger than 480x320. The wiki expl

This demo works well, but make sure you do not just copy and paste it into your project. It contains a custom made game attribute (real) that stores the accelerometer value when the calibrate button i

In the actor you want to follow your touch drag constrain attribute behavior and constrain its position to touch1. Its under device attributes.

I got to -"constrain attribute:" - self.Rotation

I see, I completely forgot that there is a Rotation attribute already in place so that might be my first issue.

Actually, CodeMonkey's solution is better (of course): (1) he uses the self.Random attribute to randomize the amount of time for each rotation, and (2) the random angular velocity takes care of the sp

self.Rotation if it is not an attribute you created, is the angle at which the actor is rotated.

Change Attribute: "self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X" to "0"

with this combination you can make the collisions PERFECT!

I have an actor that is falling from the top of the screen to the bottom. I have set up some rules and an attribute to have the actor rotate at a random speed and randomly switch between clockwise and