@design219 - Yes, it's possible to make the pendulum slow down and stop. The '200' and '400' in A3MG's original equations represent the speeds. If you replace it with an attribute that decreases over

You could have a self attribute, when actor collides with actorthatgetfat change attribute to true, otherwise set it to false. So, maybe, the actors that gets away from it should change their attribut

if action/level is done change attribute game.unlocklevel2(boolean) to true

No. Doing a quick count (from the scene in question), I have 37 actors on the stage, but only three are moving. Twelve are waiting for collisions (and each spawns three actors for about two seconds wh

It would involve using a game attribute. When you click on the first one, the attribute would need to be 1; on the second, two, etc.

Just use a boolean attribute to track it.

Yeah just constrain them all together and add an offset for each piece you need...

Oh, yes, by using constrain behavior. There is a tutorial somewhere for this. I did this in my game Nesen Probe. The small gears and the large gear behind the nose are all independent actors constrain

An often requested feature, but right now there is no option for custom collision shapes. You can constrain a smaller actor (with visibility off) to your actor and have that actor collision change an

Do you mean a change attribute like currentLevel To currentLevel +1 ?

you'll need to track the level they are on, and display that attribute.

This also affected a boolean attribute which doesn't work when scene is initially loaded, then does work when scene is replayed.

I thought that maybe an interger: displayLevel and thought it might go something like: change attribute displayLevel To displayLevel +1 if Next Scene? Am I on the right track? (Image)

Yep its easily possible. Just create an attribute for it, and then in the behaviors you have save and load attributes.

First of all, there is no problem with the random function. What happened is that Display Text on the spawned actor changes only on the first time! I put other actor displaying the same game attribute

Is there a way to specify attribute types etc. as I'm having trouble figuring out what's what?

I have the shaking triggered by a single global boolean Attribute: 'PleaseShake'

The only way round it, that I can think of - if it fitted with the style of your game - would be to have them off-screen; so rather than spawned, placed in position, with an attribute triggering their

Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: 160*cos(self.Time*200%360)+240

I don't seem to understand the difference between the load attribute and save attribute behaviors?