Sounds like you've removed an attribute that a rule is still looking for. Check every rule (inkling otherwise) for any rule that has just self or game in them

Sounds like you've removed an attribute that a rule is still looking for. Check every rule (inkling otherwise) for any rule that has just self or game in them

I lived with this problem for the last month at first I thought there was a time limit for gs to get update or crashes start happening kinda atime limit built in to push the gs team to release updates

some attribute is static, only can change in editing!

I'm trying to make the actor invisible via the boolean attribute... But It doesn't seem to be working...

Change Attribute self.Health to self.Health-1

But my actor couldn't walk on the paddle. It just safely constrain to the paddle X.

When the actor overlaps with the paddle...throw a switch that executes the actor to constrain its X and Y position with the paddle's X and Y.

You more than likely have an empty attribute somewhere.

Same happened to me, I fixed it though. Check over every single actor to see if the rules/attributes make sense. One attribute can cause everything to crash!!

Change attribute: game.Run to: min(game.Run + random(1,3),20)

To do shadow...just create a separate actor of the shadow and then constrain it to the ball on a layer just below the ball. You may need to adjust the constrain then slightly depending on the balls l

Thanks, thats what i thought but i wanted to see if there was a more efficient way. Like a setting on the actual attribute or something...

If attribute ≥ 21 change attribute to 20.

change attribute game.score = game.score^2

I have a atribute that +/-1 every time a button is pushed. Whats the best way to keep that attribute from going above 21 and below 0.

In the case of creating a max speed, you will need to use the minimum function. For example `constrain attribute self.motion.X to min(300,self.motion.X)`. This will limit the the X velocity to 300 as

Constrain the X and Y co-ordinates of the character using Pythagorus from the x and y co-ordinates of the rope should do it.

Attribute self.position.X= -512

Thats a great help thanks! Any ideas on the rules i would need: rotate to angle? load attribute? Interpolate? Constrain Attribute? Change Velocity? Change attribute?