triggers I can find are based off of "attributes" and it seems "player input". At this point in the game, I don't want the player to have input anything yet, just

You can have an invisible "collision" actor and constrain the position of another actor of any size to the "collision" object.

First, is there a way to determine the size of the collion box of an entity, regardless of it's sprite size? Currently the only way I can see to do collisions is basically the size of the object, even

You'll need to use 3 Constrain Attributes on the propeller:

Try constraining the rock to the Y axis, if it's sitting around 100, constrain it to 100, and see if the actor pushing it can push it straight instead of diagonal

I set up a game attribute that tracks the hero linear velocity (both X and Y) and made a rule that checks this and applies an opposite position to the rock.

One of the timer options lets you set the delay to a game attribute. When you do that the timer does the actions every n seconds, where n is taken from the game attribute.

Easy, just create an integer attribute equal to the number of hits you want the enemy to take.

I have a game attribute called damage integer set at 0

set an Attribute (integer) called Damage

You'll need to use 3 Constrain Attributes on the propeller:

Create a game attribute (boolean) called randomLevel

Okay dont know why this is not working any more, but I created an enemy with a health attribute of 10 and set it as integer.

I have tried constraining the attribute self.Position.X to camOriginX with no avail. Help?

Just updated that and how to add an attribute with the same info.

rules for. So I have been trying to have a game attribute that works as a multiplier. It starts out at 1 and each lap is lowered by .05. This attribute is then multplied by the timer (which is reset

That would be greatly appreciated scitunes, i too would really benefit from knowing more about the attributes. As of yet in my designing ( i am a newbie tho ) i have avoided using them as to be honest

Set up a boolean attribute called "right". Make a rule that checks if it's true and if so then do the shooting right. Under "otherwise" put the shooting left behavi

Is there a spot in the wiki that explains the uses of each type of game attribute?

I have been making a total bone head mistake and trying to change an integer attribute to a decimal value, which I just realized by definition an integer cannot handle. Is there an attribute I can use