have a game attribute- integer called " what image"

constrain self.positionX to sin(self.time * speed ) * "pixels to move" + initialX

Trying to find a way to multiply an integer attribute, and if possible, multiplying by another interger attributes value. Have done some digging through the forums and am yet to find anything useful.

is vector to angle an attribute tthat you add?

go to the scene then attribute scroll down you will see autorotate uncheck everything except the orientation you want

Either that or, are you using constrain for your actors movement? That will override collision and you'll find things running through each other. If you just need your actor to stay withing a set of 4

In your player character constrain the variable 'PlayerX' to the player's position.x and the variable 'Player Y' to the player's position.y.

You can't modify game OR actor time attributes at runtime. You can constrain them to your own real attribute and then do whatever you want with it. Example:

You need to use the "load attribute" and "save attribute" actions to load & save your desired stats...

Create 1 integer attribute "Direction"

I changed it so that it's exactly like the minimap tutorial and the actor position itself changes, instead of changing an attribute inside the actor, and that seems to have made it work. Not exactly w

chose the attribute from the browser

Did you choose the attribute from the attribute browser, or did you manually type in everything?

did you constrain them in the right order? I once made the mistake of constraining self.position to my game attribute when it should have been the other way around. Only thing I can think of.

2. I added Constrain Attributes for game.PlayerPosX to self.Position.X and game.PlayerPosY to self.Position.Y

2. I added Constrain Attributes for game.PlayerPosX to player.Position.X and game.PlayerPosY to player.Position.Y

Can't you just have a self attribute containing the initial Y or X position of the actor (put a change attribute self attribute to self position Y or X so that at the start of the scene everything is

check to make sure you don't have an actor missing an attribute. Sometimes if you remove a sound file, or delete an attribute that an actor was using without removing the reference it will cause it to

Scitunes, you just inadvertently solved a problem for me... I've been having issues with stuff moving that shouldn't... restitution has been no help. I'm going to set up invisible actors and constrain

In your player just use two constrain behaviors