I've tried setting up a boolean like actor1 is "alive"=true when it's spawned and to set it to "false" when it's destroyed. This way the spawner won't keep creatin

I'm trying to move an actor using accelerate. I store the direction in an attribute that is set with a constraint attribute that is set to self.Rotation. The self.Rotation is off by 180 degrees. Ho

Constrain X, Constrain Y to PlayerX and PlayerY

Cheers guys, that worked a treat although, when i clicked the actor to trigger the change of attribute the scene flickered very quickly with another image behind. To resolve, i had the upon touch chan

you would need a global attribute called zombieTouches or something like that.

set two constrain Attributes, one for the playerX and on for the playerY.

I am trying to set up some behaviors so that when a button is pushed, a projectile actor spawns from my main actor, constrains its XY to the main actor until another point is touched on the screen...t

you have to have a global integer attribute called myCurrentScene or something like that.

create a rule attribute GAME.SCORE > 80

Thats how I would do it put the attribute in the game section.

Sorry the attributes could all just be 0 to start with, in the rules it could change attribute to 1 and then animation could play

Could you try using attributes for each animation?

You need to make global game attributes which hold those first two numbers.

button is pushed it is set to change the move up attribute to 1. There i a rule on the main actor that says when this attribute is 1 then move up at various settings. The problem i have is that i hav

( you insert in exemple : Magnitude (distance in pixels): ) but in my game I need to know the distance, can i deleting this attribute? )

@scitunes: Thanks for the kind words! A toggle switch like that is very easy. Like Eastbound said, you would simply need a Boolean attribute in the actor called something like "isRed&quo

For accelerometer calibration I took mulcahy's idea from z for zombie and simplified it a bit. Create two real game attributes calibratedX and calibratedY.

Scitunes, you could just use a boolean for that. Create a boolean attribute on an object called isRed and set to false.

make a boolean attribute called touched. Then when the object is released just add a change attribute game.touched to true. And in the initial drag behavior and a rule that says when game.touched is f

also, if Gravity is turned on, make sure that the actors' Movable attribute is off.