Sure, what I'd do is add an actor, go into the properties, change the size to something small, like 10x10, under color change the alpha to 0, under Physics, uncheck moveable. Make a copy of the actor,

@beefy_clyro Each actor now has in its Physics attributes, a Drag and an Angular Drag attribute. Old Drag behaviors are changed into Change Attribute behaviors to change those 2 attributes to the val

As of 0.87, Actors now have a new drag attribute. And it's changeable at runtime.

If you have used the Drag behavior in your project, it has been changed into two Change Attribute behaviors. If you relied on the Drag behavior to only be active depending on a set of rules, then you

'Drag' behavior has been deprecated and in its place are 2 new attributes in the Physics section of an actor's attributes, which can be changed by a 'Change Attribute' behavior. (see Below)

I'm brand new to GS. I've been taking the tutorials, searching the forums, etc and one wall I've run up against is the Restitution attribute.

To the best of my knowledge, I dont believe there is a scrolling speed attribute.

Change attribute game.choose to random (1,3)

--Change attribute self.motion.linear velocity.x to -self.motion.linear velocity.x

I use the velocity attribute, with a random direction, but my actor disappear ! :-(

To the best of my knowledge, I dont believe there is a scrolling speed attribute.

Doesn't seem to be there; needed for different background layers scrolling at different speeds.

Change attribute game.choose to random (1,8)

and to each rule add another change attribute below - change self."what place am i" to -

Any actor instance in the Scene can get (and set) any other actor instance's attributes.

Use "change attribute" for "self.size.width" and "height" (possibly inside a timer if you want them appear to grow or shrink) and the collision wo

to the third place rule (along with a game attribute for "third place") -or- upon being assigned a place, no longer evaluate the rules (i.e. "if 'what-place-am-i"

i'm thinking i need to use a boolean game attribute. not sure about it though.

I would want Actor1 to, let's say, rotate; if a boolean attribute of another actor was set to true. I'd be surprised if this can't be done, but I can't find any reference, or work out how to get the c

• If a lot of attributes are needed with similar names (e.g PlayerPos1, PlayerPos2, etc) as well as all boolean, or all text, for instance, the ability to copy a newly made attribute, maybe by holding