You have access to the global Volume Attribute.

i make some new actors to constrain its position to the moving actors and make them collidable with main actor...then take off collide behaviour from the moving actors...now the new actors wont bounce

It sounds like you had a lot of buttons in place and that would make rule diligence and attribute tracking all the more important.

constrain your cars X and Y values to a game attribute as well as its rotation angle.

*Edit* Yup that runs great now. So the lesson learned is that a behavior or attribute that conflicts with itself may still run in the GS editor but the iPhone build is less forgiving and therefore fre

Make the moving object invisible. Constrain two game integer attributes to the now invisible actor. Create a second actor with the image that you have been using in the now invisible actor. In this ne

Attribute -5

you need to create an attribute, name it "Destroy 1".

I'm assuming it would be another constrain attribute and when the health bar size gets to zero destroy this actor but i'm not sure.

Put in a game attribute called "levelBeingReset".

I'm looking to circumvent the 3 second delay when reseting the scene using the 'Reset Scene' attribute by doing it 'manually'. ie. Sending the camera back to the beginning of the level and respawning

You'll need a game attribute (integer or real) called cameraY. Constrain this to the actor's Y position with an offset (-100 or something) then put the control camera behavior in a second invisible ac

Constrain Attribute

Constrain Attribute

But I'm missing th obvious part. D i hit the "e" in a rule after i put in attribute game.acc.x or y =

Do i need to select the attribute option in the rule.. then game.acceromotor.x = "your e thing here"

i set up a rule saying that when the 2 actors collided change attribute 1 and 2 to true

Track the angle of the car via a game attribute

just create a game attribute that says 'move_actor2' type integer = 0 and on actor2, put a rule that checks for the attribute 'move_actor2' = 1 and apply a behavior to do whatever you need...like a mo

If I tell the block to change the value of the object_timer.attribute to 15 before being destroyed, the new spawned block shows '15' but the timer does not go down when touched. Even though the rule e