Oh don't use change attribute use constrain, worked for me (Image)

I have followed instructions from the forum about creating a highest score page when my game ends. I have two integers - game score - high score and a change/ save attribute etc...

A Change Color behavior would make life easier for those working with the colors of an actor, instead of having to change each color attribute separately. An extra bonus would be to include an interpo

Constrain Attribute: self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X

constrain attribute self position x to self position x + whatever

I am guessing that a constrain attribute would be the most responsive, I just need a little help with this and I will be on my way. Again, sorry for the (hopefully) easy question, I still feel like I

under the [Change Image]...add the [Change Attribute] self.size.Width = "new image width" and do same for Height

you will also need to use the change attribute > actor > size x, size y

could you not just change attribute x,y on touch?

could you not just change attribute x,y on touch?

i think there is a way.. i havent been using gs long enough tho to know for sure.., lets see, maybe you could constrain the size when the change happens to that of the new image?

I'm bumping this because I have a similar yet different constraint issue..

I'm bumping this because I have a similar yet different constraint issue..

You need to use it in conjunction with Load Attribute. See Save Attribute???.

The Save attribute behavior should do the trick.

Constrain Attribute: Self.Motion.LinearVelocity.Y

Rule: When attribute self.position.x is = -240

---when overlap or collide with XXX, then change attribute game.collide to true

.   change attribute self.cling to true

When actor collides with ship and attribute game.Attached is false