You need to use Attribute...

create integer attribute self.fade and set it to 1

Yeah, i dont have a simple move attribute. It moves in a wavy motion so you cant just use move, i have to use change attributes..

set an attribute to tempRandomValue (tRV)

pausing can be pretty easy. create an attribute called Pause.

Oh, I was also trying to make the character animate when his X variable differs to his "X previous" variable (an attribute I created), and then stop animating when they're the same (

Then you create a timeDisplay actor and constrain the gameTimeSeconds value into it and do some math calculations on it to display it how you wish.

for the timer problem create a boolean attribute called zoom.

You must use accelerate or a rule with change attribute to change the x position.

so I guess you could create a new attribute for the ones place value and set it random(0,2) and in the timer value add the two variables.

change attribute Z to random(1,5)

hey is there a way to make a change attribute behavior to a random number from a specific list?

My racket uses constrain all the time. The ball sometimes too.

2 attributes: turnLeft & turnRight

3. When you add according to tutorial change Attribute -> Linear velocity X and Y to 0 it still keep moving out of bound instead of stopping near the end of area.

in the 30s. I also had a little over 100 constrains to allow for the defense ring segments to circle properly and for the enemies to track the player appropriately. So if you images are bigger and

Constrain attributes depend on the level, but I have maximally 3-4 in one scene. Mostly 1-2 if there is such a rule.

Constrain Attribute

how many constrain rules do you have? I know those kill FPS, what type of iPhone do you have?

Ok, I tested using a sequenceStepValue attribute to handle different rotational states of a rectangular actor and I get it. To use this would I make an empty sequenceStep actor to handle the attribut