you can constrain the camera origin itself, through an istance of the actor.

probably with interpolate instead of change attribute.

You have some action that tells your actor when to stop, and another when to go, so you just need to create a boolean attribute called "walk" and switch it to true when he is moving

I add a Attribute rule underneath this but cannot find self.StartAnimate under the attribute browser ?

The next test I did was to put the collisions back in, then remove other attributes. First I removed all particles that where used when things collided. And the memory stopped growing on reset scene b

=> Timer : for 5 secs, change attribute spawnanactor to true

May need to have a second change attribute in a timer to set the boolean back to false to stop the animation and allow it to be restarted with a second click.

I created 2 game attributes (an integer and a boolean) Their value is default so 0 and unchecked. The first one is enemyType and the second one SpawnAnActor.

I do think it has to be a combo of things, and collisions is part of it.

Hmm, annoying for you, I'm sure. How about trying When attribute self.enemyType =1 then spawn actor 1, then in the otherwise bit, spawn actor2?

Make a global attribute called 'retry' - make it a boolean.

Hmm, annoying for you, I'm sure. How about trying When attribute self.enemyType =1 then spawn actor 1, then in the otherwise bit, spawn actor2?

I also tested my mouse avoidance demo on my wall that has 210 Constrain Attributes and there is no memory creep there as well.

Okay, here is a little more info from my newest game. This one also uses destroy and spawn quite a bit, but this one also uses constrain a lot, where as Food Fight! had no constraints. I know constrai

Every second : change attribute self.enemyType to random(1,10)

You confirmed that you have collisions and no leak.

"Food Fight!" has a massive amount of collisions, spawns and destroys, and timers with random setting going on. I'm not having the problem. Here are two screen shots:

QuantumSheep and reddotinc were right, I just had to add a new attribute to the Game, and then set it to true on my main actor. ^_^ Thanks everyone! Now to stop the foreground from moving... xD

I have the movement thing set up so that it's a behavior on the background actor, just the Move behavior, and the background is scrollable. So it moves. I tried to set the attribute that way, and it d

When you are inside that actor click the plus on the left of the screen and make an attribute for just that actor.