If you number your images say r1-r12 you can change the image based on a attribute that counts the number of times it was struck. This way you could have a series of images where each little nugget di

of a prototype, or must be looking at the wrong attribute value.

If you don't want to have to do math, you could just make the image of your turret twice the length that it needs to be, then have the rotating point of the turret be the middle of the image. It takes

If i want one actor to stick to another i got it working. The old costrain x,y & angle to the scene attribute x,y & angle.

I want to make the table change when my characters global attribute changes.

then play the sound, destroy player, change attribute (to reset the score to 0), and reset the scene. It works fine in level 1 and the sound fx always plays. Level 2 however is not playing this sound

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@Armelline I wonder if collisions could be worked into this? So we can store a collision as a variable. This way we don't have to have a rule for everything we collide with.

people have too. Things like if using change attribute linear.velocity.x is more efficient than using a move behaviour etc. Little things that when you're pushing for every ounce of performance might

I make game integer attribute. Set to 1 call it "sound"

Make a self attribute integer On/Off

I usually do a rule within a rule and a single self attribute. This is good for any button that's a simple toggle switch:

Should I use constrain attribute x y of the inventory or how should I make the slots follow the inventory?

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What I do when I'm troubleshooting a problem is to turn off or delete all actors and rules that are not essential to the function I'm testing. I do this one by one (or in small groups) so I can keep

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Make a game integer attribute, let's call it ButtCount

So any details you can provide such as "in the BlitzOne actor, the third rule has a change attribute behavior that doesn't seem to be working. When I replace the self.Time value in that expr

* This is hard. Right now, custom collisions are pretty easy to add using either app. And there are other things I'd rather the team work on than putting this directly into the UI.

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