Create an integer attribute called 'isTouching'.

To check if the others are false, you will need to edit the instance of the actor, not the prototype, ie, the one on the scene board. When you create the rule you can check the attribute of any other

Every 0.01 seconds change attribute 'time' to 'time+0.01'

is it because the constrain attributes?

And is there any tips to decrase the memory usage of "Game Engine" other than not using so much "timers" and "constrain att." and removing &qu

Then change attribute to integer = 1

What i have is an invisible actor covering the scene. When you touch this invisible actor it constrains its x and y positions of touch, to other game attributes (game.touchX and game.touchY). I then c

When you destroy your actor do change attribute game.score (or whatever you called it) to game.score = game.score +1

If it's a goal keeper your probably better to constrain the X or Y position (depending on view) to the Ball? You could have it lag a little so it reacts faster or slower to the X Y of the Ball.

if the attribute self.velocity is less than self.speed

Rule >Attribute>Devices>Screen>Device Orientation

I have set up an attribute called "InAir" and told the player object to only move when in air is false. I also have a rule that says "when player collides with ground object

Make an attribute "timer"

We are referring to the save and load attribute behavior.

We are referring to the save and load attribute behavior.

Also please give us a behavior Directed Force, it'd be like Change Velocity except it runs constantly, like Constrain Attribute mixed with Change Velocity. As it is now I need to constrain both the l

save attribute to "nextMemorySlotName"

When using save and load attribute behaviors...is there a way to assign or call the memory slot (ie...via an attribute definition or an expression)?

And In scene behave, we can save actor with current Situation, not only attribute.

Ok. Figured it out. I guess using Change Attribute self.Image to a filename that is in the project Images tab will do the trick.