create a game attribute called game.PopUp

You could set up an OnGround attribute and only have him jump when OnGround is set to true. For example, have a rule that states when actor collides with actor (ground), set OnGround to True, otherwis

Yeah I would have thought a global attribute wouldn't reset unless you told it to... I'll keep watching this thread though as I'll need to know this soon, too (Image)

For your score, are you using a global attribute or a scene attribute (or even one on your actor)?

Hm, I do all this NOT with interpolate, as I thought using interpolate would need too much resources (like constrain behaviour or too many timers). I also thought it would be difficult to implement a

I assume that their width is based on a global 'health' attribute? Is that attribute a real number or an integer? If it isn't, I would make that an integer to avoid half pixels.

3. execute action/change attribute

Hey gyroscope, the touch attributes are located under the "devices" section. There is an attribute for touch 1-5.

If you are using interpolate you may have some issues with collisions. I think this is what is causing the issues with the walls. I think you may need to use move to or move. Then you should be able t

Interpolate will change any attribute from one thing to another and will take however long you specify to change. It is an AMAZING tool!

You need to create a global boolean attribute called something like 'busy'.

I know I need a game score attribute that is added to each race but I battling to find out the exact rules combination

You need to create a global boolean attribute called something like 'busy'.

create a self.boolean attribute, call it "moving", that is set to true once the first touch occurs. then set it back to false when the movement is complete. In rule that checks for a

I imagine you would need to use Constrain Attribute but that's about it lol. Not sure how to animate the circle.

constrain attribute

You have to edit the actor in scene. I.e. place the actor in the scene, double click on it, add a change attribute behaviour and the scene's gravity should be located at scene.gravity.X or scene.gravi

I see how you can modify x & y values in the scene area, but I can't find how to modify it's values via behaviors or during gameplay. The attribute browser does not have any entries for gravi

What I do is keep my actor that I want running 'invisible' inside the game is keep the alpha channel set to 1 so I can continue moving it inside the editor. Then I add a Change Attribute to change it

Sounds good RH, thanks. I guess the behaviours to use would be Load Attribute and Save Attribute; I can't see anything else that would be applicable to saving parameters/variables. The note says these