Now here is my dilemma. Since Gs does not have a magnify attribute where just the area in the scope can be magnified, I must magnify the whole background image you see. This is why my original thinkin

have to fix any rules that had a custom self attribute.

I was trying to set the attribute "accelerate toward" in order to accelerate, say, actor 1 toward actor 2. Problem is that when I go to the expression editor to insert the position o

I'll keep looking into that. I just don't get why a timer would work properly to change an attribute every 9 seconds some 20 something times and all of a sudden it forgets to change that one attribut

✔ Manually adjust the sizes of the actors (or create a change attribute size I guess)

Change attribute:

+1 on the memory leak. I'm tired of my high score reverting to a lower score every so often and my timer occasionally forgetting to change an attribute after so many seconds

I would love to see an example of this. Does mean that you use a change attribute to assign an accelerometer value to a real attribute and then use this as part of some equation in any rule that requi

In each draggable actor have a rule that says when game.dragging is false and touch is pressed change game.dragging to 1, constrain x and y to touchX and touchY. Otherwise change game.dragging to 0.

So...when you say "constraint" on the crosshairs, you mean "constrain attribute" right?

create two game attributes:

for real precision location, I use a cross-hair actor that constrains to mouse x,y

Not sure what you want to accomplish? What it should be doing is it should constrain the joystick to the position of the actor that it collides with. The actor that it collides with is always constrai

ok so make 1 attribute make it an interger and name them

make an attribute game.sound set to 0

ok so make 1 attribute make it an interger and name them

Secondly, I was under the general impression that interpolate does not register collisions - you may be better of with an animation instead, or a move/rotate behaviour.

Custom Attributes: OldX, OldY, dragging

Maybe I should simplify this by creating an actor boolean attribute called "canmove" and make a rule that every .5 seconds check to see if player is colliding with the tagged group o

Constrain attribute self.position.x to game.touch1x