No need to destroy. Instead of the move to behavior just Change Attribute: self.Position.X to 570.

Constrain Attribute: self.Height = min(300,game.speed/300)

Constrain Attribute: game.targetX = self.position.X

I would try making a global boolean attribute ("platmove")

Actually with a little creativity all of them should be possible. If you want specific collision detection (I assume you mean head, torso, legs, etc) then setup invisible actors constrained to the pla

When all conditions are valid: Attribute game.Gcount is less then or equal to 5

1. Have a game attribute game.speed defined in game attributes.

Maybe just a Change Attribute on its position.

Make an attribute - say 'Random Spawn'.

Start with a boolean attribute called, self.FadeIn and set it to false.

But in your snapshot you are missing the Timer in the Otherwise -> Change Attribute.

First define an attribute of type real we'll call it "loop".

What you could do, is create an attribute called animation. Assign it to 0 or something. Then create a rule under the boss actor that say "When game.animation = 0" "Play Ani

Start with a boolean attribute called, self.FadeIn and set it to false.

If I am understanding your problem correctly, you do not make the attribute in the 'main' attribute browser, but rather add a new attribute when editing the actual actor. Attributes created within the

but: is problem. When i create a boolean attribute called “FadeIn” in atribute browser "Fadein" is under GAME, but not under my actor ( SELF ) , so i can not make functions like that

For the Timer, you need to restart the behavior to accept the change in the attribute.

Constrain the wheel rotation to the car body rotation. I would think this should work.

Just set a direction attribute and change it on the arrows for that actor. Also on that same actor have a rule that fires the direction of that attribute.

1. Create a boolean game attribute "DestroyAll."