Change Attribute self.hasbeenPressed To TRUE

any more detailed explanation about the "run to completion" attribute ?

So in your second scenario, if your attribute IS 1, the second Rule still has to be checked, wasting resources.

rule if attribute a = 1

2. each shield Actor would constrain to the position of the player Actor.

I spawn the shield from the actor with an attribute. If attribute "shield" is true, spawn actor "shield".

An animate attribute with 4 frames

Create a very short actor with the same width as the actor that you are currently using. Put all of your jump rules in this very short actor and constrain the current jumper to this actor's X and Y wi

For now i have 1 45X45 object that will have its image based on condition (ie if attribute self.image = 1 then change image to 1.jpg)

Or since you are constraining the X, whenever the reverse power up is in effect, constrain x to:

rather than create a game attribute, you can give an attribute for the enemy within the actor itself. Then you just create a rule that says when self.enemy ...... as opposed to a game.enemy ... that w

You could also spawn an enemy and use a counter to limit the number of spawns to a set number. You could also use an attribute... and then monitor that attribute... to keep the number of that enemy li

Debugger... I basically use my score field as a debugger. If I want to see what's going on with a particular attribute, I just have that displayed as text. This technique helped me to better understan

>> I have a boolean attribute that I use

Yeah. You can set a game attribute, call it "SceneTime" or such, to an arbitrary time limit. Then you can have a rule where you check the time by subtracting the "game.Tim

-----Change Attribute: self.chanceOfDroppingAnItem To: random(1,100)

You could keep track the linear Y velocity of the player with a global attribute and a Constrain, like this:

This still does nothing. Is it possible to spawn actors without collisions or touch of other actors???I'm going nuts

but, i would just settle the part of the constrain attribute i am missing

And then create an attribute jump. (Integer should do the job).