@Joe: So I make a new attribute called "theDistanceBetweenMeAndTheFrog." Will this be a real or integer setting?

Is there no shorter way like the one with the image attribute:

Do what Joe said. In the part about a successful jump use a move to. To do this you will have to create game integer attributes and constrain the x and y of each Lilly pad so your frog will "

The "proximity attribute" you're talking about is the magnitude function.

Create a new integer attribute in the cricket called 'myTouchAngle'.

So in a way, I need my actor to be able to hop to a pad within a certain amount of space. If he jumps and the pad is too far he dies. I am not sure if there is some kind of proximity attribute or not.

So we have variables (aka attributes) in GS of a certain data type (i.e. real, angle, integer, or...etc.).

Create a new integer attribute in the cricket called 'myTouchAngle'.

-----Change Attribute: self.Position.Y To: self.Position.Y + 20

I'm working on a top view game. I want my actor(cricket) is 10x10. I want it to be able to move (hop) twice it's size ever time I click in a direction. What attribute would I use? thanks!

on collision, wont work for me. I also tried constraining an actor attribute to the magnitude() between the actor's position and the destination (x,y). But magnitude seems to always be a positive num

Make a global game Boolean attribute called something like actorAhasbeenHurt

In the first dropdown menu in the Rule, change it to attribute.

What would be really cool is an expression-based load option! That way you could just save an attribute and then use your text concat method to build the key linked to your attribute when loading it i

Create a text attribute: Game.text1 = "Welcome"

But still there is no way to get the content of an attribute by using a text concatenation (like 'Game.text'..'1'

(1) The ability to REM a statement out. Maybe just a check box that changes the color of the attribute bubble window to RED when activated so you can see the commented out statements easily. This is g

constrain attribute: game.arrayIndex = (game.time * 2.5) % (game.arrayMax - 1)

constrain attribute: game.arrayIndex = (game.time * 2.5) % (game.arrayMax - 1)

Using Constrain: