Rule: When (self.Position.X) < (-self.Size.Width) then Change Attribute (self.Position.X) to (game.SceneWidth +500)

Make an integer attribute called "move"

Make an integer attribute called "move" go into the actor that you're moving and make a rule

Watch out with the otherwise though, it could override or clash with other rules when using up,down,left and right to move. I tend to use change attribute to alter the linear velocities. Just a prefer

a) how would i attach this to the character model? i can't do it through the actor's spawn, so i would do it in the collision actor? (constrain x, y) would it know to do it to just this instance?

I have the general basis of my game setup with the actors and behaviors set. Now I am trying to make the game more unique as well as add dificultty to later levels. What I want to do is basically chan

To generate random numbers, you have the function "random", if you use this with an attribute, you could generate a random number between 1 and 3, 1 would be Stone, 2 would be paper

Play around with the drag attribute of the actors. On collision, you can increase it with a timer or interpolate. It should slow it down

Change attribute:

Change attribute:

I'm trying to work out how to change the visibility of text based on an attribute, but obviously you can't change the visibility, and the text isn't affected by alpha changes.

How do I set that text is being display like "Y 0.00" as Y is a string and 0.00 is retrieve as number from an attribute all together?

I want to create an actor with multiple hit points that will be constantly rotating. The actor is a flying saucer so of course it is round. I want to create an invisible actor and using the constrain

acceleration is true. So make sure you create an attribute to monitor the acceleration and only apply it when it's true. Sorry, make sense? Well it's raining out and I have to watch the road, but lem

invisible actor in the play area that changes an attribute for the blob that enables the collide with the walls - or with a timer that delays activating the collisions for a few seconds to give the b

Change Attribute: self.Image to: self.switch..".png"

good one ...even better if you call your images 0.png and 1.png you can do it with just one rule with two change attributes.

IMO the best way to do this is to use the modulus function which is just the percent sign. Create an integer attribute called self.switch

When I want to do something like this, I use a counter. Create an attribute on your bulb actor called onOff. Then you'll need two rules:

Look at the media player. (the thing that has audio,pictures and attributes.)