Just curious if anyone has any ideas for doing the following. On screen touch spawn actor at press point. While still touching the screen constrain the spawned actor to the touch location. On relea

I think I still need to load it as a saved attribute, right? Because it's changing, but not saving.

An actor (called Level 1 end) on Level 1, set for when level is complete (no more bad guys) change integer attribute (called Ending Level 1) to 1.

How do I make a timer that has hundredths of a second and is a game attribute?

Load saves on level select page. I put mine in the actor showing the passed level. On that actor you can do a game attribute that you would need to trigger when level complete, so when game.level 1 =

Hello all, it's a much calmer and collected version of myself than last I posted (thanks again tshirtbooth!). This time I am having a problem with my save attribute for level completes.

I would assume that would be restitution(on either of the actors involved in the collision) that is making them bounce up more and more. That attribute is in the Physics section of the actor attribute

Ah. Attribute Devices>Screen>DeviceOrientation is

If attribute device.Orientation = Landscape

I find only Devices>Accelerometer>(X, Y, Z) in the attribute browser...

Thanks, Joe! So when I'm spawning the blocks do I setup a change attribute on the blocks for the:

Create two global game attributes called CameraX and CameraY.

Hi - I have a slider that moves on touch right or left. How can I get it to increase (moving right) or decrease (moving left) an integer attribute with a limit on the plus or minus (say middle was 100

Ok I solved the spawning a block based on mouse location just by doing a constrain...but as soon as it starts to scroll up when the camera follows the actor jumping up, the spawning block on mouse pos

"As for the scrollable part, I would create a new layer and make it non scrollable. Place an actor in the middle of the screen, then constrain two attributes, say game.positionX and game.posi

RH, Thanks a ton. So for the PositionX and Y..do I enter that on the "Position" of the blocks or create an Attribute..or a change attribute rule?

I have a template that creates movement of a segmented actor via spawning up to an attribute set length. The oldest segment is destroyed when the length is exceeded as the movement continue at the ma

As for the scrollable part, I would create a new layer and make it non scrollable. Place an actor in the middle of the screen, then constrain two attributes, say game.positionX and game.positionY to t

I'm wondering what Attribute I'd use to spawn my blocks based on where I touch on the screen? Right now I just have them spawning from a block "container" that when touched spawns so

If your Score variable is a global Game attribute like Eastbound indicated, just use the same rule check for collision in the shark in the fish as well.