If you go into change attribute, or whatever. Under devices there are 'Touches'.

I would create an invisible actor and constrain it to where the tongue will reach relative to your player actor. Then, when the control to spit out the tongue is activated, check the invisible actor a

change attribute to something

There were some "Contrain Attribute" behavoirs in the students program that were set just set to game and setting it a value. It didn't like that to much.

actually, there's a way that doesn't need two actors with relative constrains.

When self.positionX < or = to -240, change attribute self.positionX to 720 + 240 + self.positionX

PS: how ca i manage to get a pan around effect? Contrain Attribute will use to much memory?

When attribute game.shoot is true

I tried repeating the steps in my existing project and clicking the new actor changes an attribute on another, unrelated actor....

change attribute self.Color.Alpha to 0

In this particular example it is the bone stock cannon game template. I have also tried in a completely separate project just changing a attribute from 0 to 1 and that won't work either - here is a sc

I have 2 attributes constrained to the x and y of my actor, when not paused this constrain happens (constantly updating) when is paused they are swapped so that they are constrained to the current pos

Yes, I thought you meant coming back to a pre-saved level. In general, this involves using two of the Behavio(u)rs: Load Attribute and Save Attribute. And the reason that no one has put up a demo/exam

The tracking level that I am referring is when you leave the game and come back how to start in the level that you were and not start from the beginning. Jameszepeling explained in a post but it was a

Create a game attribute called "scrollSpeed" and set it to 100.

Also for everybody else I really appreciate all of you who try to answer questions here and there but please have in mind that some of us does not have all the processes very clear so if you could be

You'll need to create 2 attributes

How do I constrain an integer to an actors position? So the integer changes as the actor changes?

Then constrain an attribute. (I can't say witch one on the top of my head.)

the object might come from any direction so the rocket must move and hit it at certain time, i have managed to solve the moving part using moveTo and constrain global attributes. But my problem now is