Constrain X to mouse position X

Custom collisions are easy to use.

Create an attribute named (log_time) and make a rule that reads: every 60 seconds change log_time to game.clock.minute. And then save to table. Hope that helps.

Depending on an attribute (which defines the actor on top), you will need to spawn a constrained actor at the top of the layer group.

Here is an example. By placing a Touch Condition with other attributes conditions.

@smurfted I think this free demo by FireMapleGames : Constrain to Circle might help

Yes, using and dragging a single actor for collision will work well. It will take a while, though. You may also want to look into custom collisions, but it may not work depending on the shapes you're

I was wondering if any of you had suggestions for better wall collision. I attached a image of what I am working on. I am keeping the art very simple, but I need to setup collisions for the walls. The

for the value, just browse to the actors self.attributes and select the image, r, g, b or alpha attribute. Depending on what you're changing.

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You can use changeImage to create your own animations too, and have only a single set of rules. Create another attribute called type, and use that in a few change attribute rules

It doesn't matter how many frames per second it doesn't work. I did a different approach using and additional attribute

just for > @Armelline said:

* Wrap the table reference in a rule that ensures that both the attribute used for the row number and the attribute used for the column number are greater than 0. For example, if you say "tab

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I created loads of white only sprites for a project I'm working on as I wanted to colour them programmatically, loaded them into PhysicsEditor to apply custom collisions but unfortunately can't see an

Because i tried, it seems not work. The Current Level is the Game attribute. I used the display text to check the value, it is correct.

Yep, like @jamie_c said, just make a bunch of attributes:

So I have a text attribute that would have say a name, and a number following it. For example "JohnSmith24"

saves your "bonus level pack" attribute as true and load that attribute at the start of the game.