you could also set actor b's rotation to constrain to actor a rotation divided by 2. Should also work.

and constrain those to the 2 actor's rotation, then you can do rules to say when Arotation >= 10 then Brotation = 5 etc.

The crashing you are talking about in your original post points to a bad rule like tshirt said. double check to make sure you don't have a lingering attribute.

For your first question, you're going to need to track which level the player has completed. Usually I have a, level (which level it is), currentLevel(which level the player is on) & completed

For your first question, you're going to need to track which level the player has completed. Usually I have a, level (which level it is), currentLevel(which level the player is on) & completed

You need to create one more attribute on the bullet itself. Call that direction too. At the very top of your bullet rules, create a new new that says:

Create an global attribute called 'color'.

Just create an integer attribute (self.pressed, initialized to 0) that gets cycled to 1 on touch is pressed. That would also trigger any "pressed" animation or image change. Then, cr

Check ram usage, check behave missing attribute,

Change attribute self.width = 55

To do smaller amounts...I build my own timer with the self.time attribute...which is always 100% reliable.

This was resolved by Codemonkey. Appears there was a problem with releasing acceleration at the time of collisions.

I noticed that I have many behaviors in my actors, and I was wondering if there is some other way to do this: I need to change many attributes in the same time, so I have a group with about 20-30 Chan

If Attribute game.CurrentLevel = 1 then game.Level1Complete = true

Constrain Attribute self.rotation to vectorToAngle(self.position.x - touch_x, self.position.y - touch_y)

@tshirtbooth No. I have an image on the screen when the player taps it a text appears. What I want to know is how can I add 100 text, every time I get to like 40 texts the screen gets smaller. So it

I've just been playing around with saving and I've stumbled upon something that's causing a hiccup... or for me to create hundreds more Game Attributes. Basically I'm working on a platformer, where th

Also, as my program required 10 different art displays, I just made 1 actor with a clear dot (1x1) and used a game attribute (integer) to control the image change, its x&y, sounds, and areas o

You can always change the text content, location, and color with a game attribute.

I think I will have to load in 40 individual attributes on the first screen, one for each level, and then use that info to mark which level has been completed. Of course once a level is completed then