when I use the function "Change Attribute: ActorX.Position.X = 50", "ActorX" can't be a variable tied to a game attribute such as "game.Next_Actor&quo

Need to store current self X/Y into "OldX" and "OldY". Do this in an "Every 0.01 seconds" timer or thereabouts. Constrain self X/Y to mouse (or

Yep...use the rotation actor attribute...

I think everything in here would've worked except when SlowInWater boolean is false change attribute. max speed back up to 140

I have an actor for each touch attribute set. Each actor constrains its position to a specific touch point. Also there is logic to reset the values of the touch positions depending on release of the t

This is what im using atm and it works well but im using 3 rules for left for eg attribute game.Accelerometer.x >0.1 >0.3 >0.5

Rule: when attribute self on the ground is true

You will need to use global attributes

Attribute: game.dismiss

I would like to be able to reorder my custom attributes via drag and drop much like I can reorder actors in the layers panel of the scene editor.

The current work around is to put acceleration behaviors on all actors with a downforce. The problem with this is that you have to create a global Gravity attribute to ensure all your actors have the

Attribute: game.dismiss

Attributes: Self.SelectPhase

For example: I have an actor with alpha in (invisible bits) and in the actors attributes panel there is a tick box (boolean attribute) that lets us tick to have pixel collision on the actor or not. If

change attribute "alive" = true

- Constrain

I've just made the ball's Collision Shape attribute "Rectangle" rather than "Circle" - this combined with your tip @firemaplegames and I think I am back on course.

@firemaplegames - many thanks for telling me that key phrase "Constraining will override all collisions."

Constraining will override all collisions.

So, in your spawned Actor, create two Attributes: