Create attributes to hold an X,Y location pair, and to hold an angle:

Define a set of X & Y game.attributes for each enemy or object (integer)

Hello all, MonjiO again with another (hopefully easily solved) problem: how can I constrain the payer's movement to the camera in a side-scrolling game?

I have a solution that makes jumping much more consistent. The current wiki for how to jump does not work consistently. For somereason GS does not consistently register that the jumping actor is overl

If you are using the template/example I posted, you can just move the Constrain Attribute for game.Angle2 in the red circle actor, only when the thumbstick is controlled. It should then keep the last

Think I figured it out, added a new game attribute called game.angletouch (real)

Create a boolean game attribute called DestroyNow, and have it set to 0 (false).

Have an attribute called 'smart bomb' - have it set to false.

Could I create a global attribute called hitPoints, and then have each actor user self.hitPoints? Something like that?

You just need to create an actor with the 2 Change Attribute behaviors you have in your screenshot. No rules, no other behaviors. Only those two behaviors. Then add that actor to each scene.

Try creating a reset defaults actor that only has the Change Attribute behaviors for the lives and score and place them in your scenes so when the scene starts, the attributes are reset.

button1 = change attribute 'pressed' to 1

It's not an isolated incident that i can attribute directly to GS , I have had a couple of other problems with xcode and 3. but all is well now.

Make an end of level rule. So for instance, if end of level is dictated by killing a set number of enemies or reaching a specific location on the X axis then keep track of that attribute.

Try constraining the linear velocity to the accelerometer value.

Now that a user has the "space down" autofire - it does not register unless they let go and then hold down the space bar again. Is there a way to adjust an attribute (like restrain a

When attribute, 'game.showtime' = 1

Perhaps the best way to learn is to try it. If you're not sure how a particular behavior works, build a small example, compare it to a similar behavior, etc. If you're using an expression that doesn

Rule 5: When Any -- attribute self.Position.X <= 0 (if it goes off screen left) or attribute self.Position.X >=480, Destroy the actor.

Change Attribute is a one time action. If you use constrain instead, that should work.