To access scene attributes...you have to unlock the scene actor's rule editor...however, once unlocked...it no longer is tied to the seed actor. its a "dangerous" option but doable.

Accelerate up when attribute jump is true

Is there a way to call the x,y coordinates of the camera? I want to make a background that moves relative to the camera to create the illusion of distance. I want to constrain actor.background.x,y con

- Create a text attribute ImgName, set this to "display" (no quotes)

Not an expert here but I think if you used constrain attribute for the actor to the position of the wall that should work.

- Create a text attribute ImgName, set this to "display" (no quotes)

Hi posted something about this a few days ago. When you keep your finger on a button when changing scene it will stick and keep doing that movement, so I sorted that but putting change attribute to 0

My most recent post above this one was similar to what netdzynr suggested in terms of constraining multiple pieces together. So you could use his overlay/mask method taking into consideration the con

Ta. Oh and some kind of attribute search function would be nice (Image)

I tried constraining velocity and movement and all.

I have used this method but instead of using it to spawn an actor at intervals of decreasing amounts of time, I have tried to use it to change an attribute (create a random number). However, whatever

@rebump: there is no tile at all. The image ends. Now the odd thing is, I can change the attribute/size to W 1 and H 1, this changes nothing in game, only the preview reflects a horribly squashed acto

Well, if you don't use any of the "rotate" behaviors, you would just use "change attribute" so...

Mmm i dont realy understand, I just change the self.rotation to self.rotation in the car actor with the change attribute behavior?

@scitunes: When I review the X attribute of Position I do not see where I can change this to anything but a numeric value. Am I missing your suggestion?

I then have a behaviour that when I click an arrow onscreen it sets a "gamescreen" attribute to say, 1.

behavior, you could just use a "set attribute" behavior to set the actor's rotation to be equal to the current rotation plus some amount (say 5 degrees). Different ways to handle i

You need to save (via "Constrain") one of the item's X and Y coordinates in game level attributes. Then in the other, you need to "Constrain" that actor's X and Y

Maybe constrain the velocity attributes using a "reverse" magnitude computation (i.e. solve for X and then Y) to determine the X and Y values for velocity based on the direction (lin

I am using the accelerometer in my game, a simple if device is shaken change an attribute to false, towards the end of each level.