Vectortoangle is what you want to use for this. Constrain the player's rotation to the vectortoangle formula.

-----Constrain Attribute to [whatever]

Any idea how I would be able to constrain the x,y of multiple actors to allow this to work for me?

Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: scene.Camera.Origin.X +100

I have tried a few things: I created an attribute (REAL) called "spawnSpeed" set it to (.7), after 10 seconds (change attribute spawnSpeed to spawnSpeed - .1) and nothing works.

I am trying to destroy an object when it stops moving, but I can't work out how to detect if the current object is moving or not, other than to constrain it's x and y to a global x and y and check eve

@POLYGAMe: you can set the Max Speed attribute in the Actor.

My change attribute is set to (random 1,8) and my rules also go 1-8.

change the pull down to Attribute

I deleted an attribute because it was the incorrect type (no way to edit) and there was one instance where I missed updating it!

in each scene set an attribute

For my games I create a game attribute that I call 'state'.

change attribute: game.allowspawn to game.allowspawn+1

change attribute: game.allowspawn to game.allowspawn=1

ok so create new game attribute = AllowSpawn (integer) Value = 0 ?

AllowSpawn (game attribute) = 0

i tried to move the actor to different positions in case of some collisions or overlapping

ill try it. but hey, its just when touch is pressed - change attribute ,

when touch is pressed AND when attribute "im done" is false change :

@jmp909: Great idea, and vastly easier than my initial idea. I just completed a test of 8 "switches" which modify a game attribute. I used just two custom actor attributes: an intege