create 2 game attributes: Target.X and Target.Y

so you need to keep track of the height of the stack in a global game attribute.

My problem is that the health bar is still at 'zero' and so the level is then unplayable until I reset it manually. I have tried loads of different things including creating an attribute to change the

Constrain self.Position X to Self.Initial Position X+(self.Size.Width/2)

No, unless you make 1000's of images :P and use an attribute

I had thought that I can set a game attribute to "regular" when the game starts and have a listener listen for "Auto-Rotate: finished" then flop them in a very bool

attribute game.pop up=1

attribute game.pop up=1

With the Restitution Attribute in all of the colliding actors.

* Linear velocity attribute can now be used in expressions

I have in actor attributes:

First, every actor will have an "Actor ID" attribute, which can be changed anytime. It will be a string. Why? See below (point three).

It's either the mathematical route, in which every platform/block currently on-screen(which requires another check) is constantly checking for collisions.

Have a global integer attribute called something like "currentSelectedButton"

I think that is it a change attribute or change image in the next scene.

you could also try not using 'constrain' as it is processor heavy.

change attribute 0 to 1

make a game attribute, 'number of P's'

-----Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To ...

Shouldn't OffsetX be Self.Position.X? And the Constrain behavior would work better.