Constrain Test to random(0,10)

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

right distance to the center of that PNG. Then constrain that PNG to you actor A and make it rotate. If you want BCDE to have different distances, you will have to make a PNG for each and every one o

Create a game attribute

Now I am trying to calculate the damage so that my weapon acts like a shotgun - the closer the enemy is the more damage dealt. I have set a rule on the enemy so that when the bullet hits, damage is c

Set a global attribute (integer) and name it something you'll remember or know what it means, such as PlayerDirection. Then you'll need to set a rule for your button or d-pad actors to trigger that at

You have the right idea but do not SPAWN, instead have two backgrounds following each other side-by-side and as soon as one if off screen use a change attribute to move it back to the other side of th

I've looked through the support files and may be missing it, but what I need is to constrain one actor, offset by about 50 or so pixels to another actor that will be moved by touch. The result being t

Create two global variables for each one - make them integers. You do this by clicking on the 'attributes' tab when looking at a scene. Press the '+' button to add an attribute.

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

Add 'Change Attribute Behavior'

Thank you, sorry I am so blind, I must have skimmed right over that attribute -_-"

Hasn't really changed other than breaking out gravity into X and Y components. Just use the Y component (attribute) of gravity.

The game I'm working on deals with the factor of gravity, in version 0.8.5 I had rules that changed the attribute of the gravities strength when a button was pressed (example, when button is pressed,

Just trying to get an actor to keep bouncing between the walls but after like 5-10sec.. it just goes to bouncing straight up and down... ugh. I do have collide attribute set to bounce against wall

Just create a game attribute to store the "random" value you want.

thanks guys for the very quick response. there was a small complication with the blinking attribute that was controlling the alpha but with your help I am there:))))

If Attribute --> Color alpha = 1

Actor receives event - touch - is pressed **and** attribute Alpha1 is true - destroy actor

...the Movable attribute, which is a flag that tells the processor whether to add the Actor into the physics system or not.