Hello, I was learning joystick control from support page, and I don't have self.SnapTo attribute. Could you please tell me where it is, or where to get it?

Change attribute 'score' to 0

I believe I found it. You would simply constrain your following object's rotation to:

use the save and load attribute, or search in the top right hand corner for saving, its been covered ALOT.

If detector overlaps or collides with player, it destroys itself. If, after 0.05 seconds, it still exists it changes a global attribute called changeBackground to 0 (if it was 1) or 1 (if it was 0), a

Did you ever copy something from one project and paste it into your current one? When you do this rules and behaviors now copy correctly but user-created attributes do not. So game.UserAttribute just

A Rule will crash your game if you have "dangling" attributes. Either ones that dont exist of havent been hooked up properly. They will just say game or self without an attribute fol

create a boolean game attribute (game.AllowJump)

Use a change attribute, simply an integer that when actor is pressed, background is 0

First option,just set movable attribute to false.

I have found that using Change Attribute: self.Image To: "whatever.png" does NOT preload the image into memory - as opposed to the Change Image behavior, which does preload it.

Again, I'm wondering if anybody knows an answer to this: if making a previously invisible actor visible (via alpha = 1) chews up a bunch of memory, is there any way to recover that used memory? (alp

You can do this using a Change Image behavior, or a Change Attribute behavior, within a "touch is pressed" or "mouse button is down" rule.

Also, on the ground actor, make sure you "uncheck" the moveable attribute

If you want to be totally safe, I would make a global text attribute called 'space'. And make it a single space character: " ". (without the quotes)

If instead you want just a "squishy" effect every time you jump or every time the ball touch the ground after a jump, make the start animation jump as already suggested, and leave th

Here's a question about the Display Text behavior -- does using this place as much burden on the processor as a Timer or Constrain behavior? When I use Display Text to display variable values (debugg

1) Set Gun's position to Global Attribute

Or as Butterbean put it, if score > highscore, constrain highscore to score.

I have 2 attributes. Score, and High Score. However the number system work great so don't worry about score.