I am still perplexed regarding this load and save attribute function. I have a game, I want to save the high score so that the next time a person comes into the game it will be in the nifty text box

this.) There's just one instance & it's constrained to the health attribute.

Today i added some temporary text (two boxes displaying a small integer attribute with ariel)

so constrain self.positionY to self.Position.Y +( game.Accelerometer.X *14) becomes:

Not sure which is more efficient processor-wise, but you could also constrain the balloon's X and Y attributes to game attributes. Monitoring that info from the fan actor would allow you to determine

impossible to get to feel right. If you use the constrain method I describe above, the feel is almost exactly that of tilt to live. So I really want to stick with that method, I just don't know how t

You'll need two attributes: 'distanceFromCenter' and 'dragging'.

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

I have set up the rule and made a new attribute "placed" and have set up the constrain attribute self.Position.X and self.Position.Y but how would i go about constraining them to the

when game."placed" is true constrain self.position x to other objects x constrain self.position y to other objects y

How do you set the limit/maximum value for an integer attribute?

Create a new attribute called something like 'capturedTime'.

I know how to calibrate the tilt to a custom angle when using accelerate based on the accelerometer data, but I am using constrains not accelerate so I need some help.

Constrain attribute

Also, using Interpolate to increment an attribute is a bad thing.

Change attribute game.timer to game.timer+1

Yeah man! its works! thanks for that! I know another way, put your device on the floor, sit some steps back, the as your tall, then let you get down 45 degrees without moving your legs in order to g

If attribute is true = start timer

Constrain Test to random(0,10)

To fix this I removed the accelerate and changed by two Change Attribute behaviors: