or a missing attribute somewhere (it will just say 'game' or 'self' without the rest)

I want to spawn a certain number of actors at once (the number of actors would be in a game or a scene attribute somewhere). I see that I could use a timer and have it spawn an actor every second . .

Then in the enemy actor that gets spawned have a change attribute behavior

Actually, having an inventory is very doable. Basically you will create a boolean attribute for each item. Then you'll have a rule that says

Clearly you have some rules (check all your otherwise areas) that are conflicting with the constrain rules. This happened to me so many times. You think you are doing it exactly the same and you have

it's your otherwise logic. You are telling GS that if the up key is down move up OTHERWISE (which means if ANYTHING else, including down arrow, is going on constrain to zero) don't move. You need to g

OK: really straightforward first excercise for me: moving a single graphic up and down with the arrow keys. Created Rule: Actor receives event: key up keyboard, is down. Added behaviour: Accelerate: D

OK: really straightforward first excercise for me: moving a single graphic up and down with the arrow keys. Created Rule: Actor receives event: key up keyboard, is down. Added behaviour: Accelerate: D

what you can do is when your constraining the x and y values to the mouse position just subtract 20, 30 etc.

I was controlling the movement of the blocks using logic that checked for an attribute `self.BlockSequenceInRow` to be greater than 0. When that was true I was moving the block to `BlockSequenceInRow*

@scitunes, I think I should clarify my earlier statement...Using interpolate to modify position screws up collisions.

Actually interpolate has a cool feature in regards to collision. It seems to work to use interpolate as a way to make the collision area of an actor different from the size of an actor. So if I want a

Except where collisions are concerned...then it's grey.

You could place an actor at each touch position, so wherever you touch the screen the actors get placed there. Then constrain each actor to touch1 and touch2. Then check to see if the actors are being

constrain attribute: game.sbox x to self.position x

fare is. Its just that I dont see this save attribute as being saved anywhere other than in the game while its active. (is any of this making sense, I have been farting around with this for 2 days n

Use `interpolate` for timed movement OR change the x and/or y attribute to the value of the desired location.

constrain self.position.x to game.mouse.position.x

You simply make a real attribute for each level, something like this:

constrain self.position.x to mouse position.x