I have 2 actors, if i touch one of the actor, he will move according to the mouse position (i'm using constraint attribute), but this actor will stop moving if it's bounce to other actor.

or whatever your attribute is :P the ".." is required.

change attribute maxspeed to 0

Problem is, the sound doesn't play, even if the "watervolume" attribute is set to a volume of 1.

went in. You would probably have to setup a game attribute that matches the goals rotation since you cant make the puck access other actor attributes. and then you would just have to figure out what

-Custom collisions

or a far more efficient method would access the actors location directly through the Attribute Browser and Current Scene, Layers, etc. This requires the actor doing the following to be an unlocked ins

or a far more efficient method would access the actors location directly through the Attribute Browser and Current Scene, Layers, etc. This requires the actor doing the following to be an unlocked ins

Constrain X&Y locations of the actor to attributes that record the X&Y location.

Here's what I do. Create a boolean game attribute called game.jump and a second boolean called game.touchingGround.

I would have a game integer attribute (game.language) Then in your mind (or on paper so you don't forget) assign each language a number (english=0 , italian=1 etc.

Set an actor to refresh an attribute (say time) to change the time attribute to the time played so far every 0.1 seconds. Then you just subtract the time attribute from the total time (say 0.07 second

new attribute Spin real

Trying to figure out why my 1024x768 image isn't tiling...I've got it set to Tile on the X...my scene is 2048x768, even tried the repeating attribute. I think I read that you need to make it slightly

To make it stop at the platform, use a "collide" rule. Make sure the restitution attribute of the platform AND of the player is set to 0, or else the player will bounce. Make sure th

so position x would be 0 and position y would be to a spawned actor attribute?

Change attribute: game.bombClose to: magnitude( game.bombRadiusX - self.Position.X , game.bombRadiusY - self.Position.Y )

Constrain: game.targetx To: scene.Camera.Origin.X

Then use the save behaviour to save attribute 'Progress' using a key (I recommend 'progress' - all lower case as keys are case sensitive).

You can't put it in a magnitude rule. So constrain self.DistanceFromFinger to magnitude(self.positionX-touch1x, self.positiony-touch1Y)