yes, those attributes that you cannot find need to be created by you.

- the template game shows a change attribute entry as "self.Start, or self.Loading." I cannot find these in the sub menus offered. Where exactly do I find them? In the end I have bee

You need to have another global boolean game attribute called something like "isDraggingObject".

-----Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: game.Devices.Mouse.X

I know Syn and a handful of others have notices velocity and angular velocity not coming to a complete rest eventually. Even when forcing a "0" value on an actor velocity attribute

-----Change Attribute self.currentImage To: self.currentImage + 1

I have "Score" and "Best Score" attribute in my game.

Then, in the Actor that needs to change its image, create an integer attribute named "currentImage" (without the quotes)

"CREATE THIS AS AN ACTOR ATTRIBUTE?"

Is there a way to compress this to ChangeColour = ChangeExample? Maybe by making ChangeExample into a global game attribute?

create a attribute called image changer (err whatever you want it to be called) set it @ 0

You need an ACTOR INTEGER attribute

Oh and when your changing the attribute make sure you wrap that in a timer otherwise it will activate all the commands at once and it won't work. Like on mine it says: when touch is pressed change ima

alright create a attribute called image changer (err whatever you want it to be called) set it @ 0

I have two seperate images on the screen and if touched one image will change. But if I touch it again nothing will happen. If I follow with a second image change attribute both images change at the s

I am able to use the touch rule and change image attribute to change to a new image. How can I do that multiple times?

When I click on a colour, the attribute ChangeColour changes into the number of the colour, so when red is clicked, ChangeColour becomes 1. The first fase of my example is grey, so the first actor nee

work enough heres what you can do. You can constrain your main characters x and y coordinates and make an invisible actor that has their x and y coordinates constrained (to your main character) and y

I only Constrain the main game character Actor's position to global Attributes, then perform any tests inside the enemy Actor. In your case, you should add another global Attribute(s) that will &

Constrain Attribute: self.Actual = floor(game.EnergyLevel*0.1)*10