then constrain the ball to rubberband position + rubberband width/2

and drop it in an actor you can use a change attribute behavior and change the width of the actor. It will get wider with the referrence point being in the middle of the actor, but since you put the

Two Game attributes:

For pacing back and forth I found this method to work the best too. Instead of change velocity i do a change attribute (linearmotionX to -linearmotionX)

For pacing back and forth I found this method to work the best too. Instead of change velocity i do a change attribute (linearmotionX to -linearmotionX)

they are forced into an order based on some attribute...which is why I set up the "square" movement actor (the grey actor) in the aforementioned demo project to do so from the start

I just want an actor to move in a rectangular path repeatedly and without a ton of wall actors to constrain it or a bunch of conditional logic to test for surpassing an X or Y bound of the rectangle (

so since my group will want to check against this game.12 attribute when a=1 and b=2

I created attributes .. a lot of attributes with number coding

what are you doing when it crashes? trying to preview, opening an actor or scene, adding an attribute?

to enable / disable sound is pretty easy with an attribute and a few rules

when attribute device-accelerometer-x/y/z </> 0.1/2/3/4/5

solve that by doing at the end of the bonus level change attribute points to 0.

I mostly figured it out. If the player is overlapping a ladder, I constrain the player's y coordinate to 0, unless up is being pressed. It mostly works now, in case other people have the same problem.

I just tried it and it doesn't work. Constraining the position of the block to the mouse overrides the collision of the blocks. it just goes right through them.

Set an self.attribute in your 'enemy actor' called HP. Set it to 4 or whatever you HP is going to be.

You'll need to keep track of each block by giving them each an integer attribute. 1,2,3,etc.

- Make a Game attribute called something like StopAnimatingEnemy

You will have to make an attribute Where if a rule takes place attribute -1 to stop it moving and a different rule that takes place it make the attribute +1 to make it move again. something like that

constrain attribute self position x to mouse position x