constrain attribute self.Position.X to game.mouse.position.x/2

Try creating an actor attribute, constraining its value to magnitude( self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X , self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y ), and then using DisplayText to show that attribute.

Real Attributes: self.OffsetX and self.OffsetY

Real Attributes: self.OffsetX and self.OffsetY

What did you want to do with these attributes?

Here is what I was trying, having 2 thumbstick controls in my game, each need to track what ever touch is in that area, I made attributes for LStickX , LStickY, RStickX, RStickY. The thumbstick contro

If condition is true: change attribute x to min(50,x+1)

static backgrounds, etc…) have their 'Movable' attribute turned off."

I created 2 boolean attributes game.moveleft and game.moveright

Why don't you just put an attribute on the actors, in the position category, called "Z"?

Change Attribute...

I followed your rules and made a boolean attribute called "Fire"

Make an integer attribute. game.Switch

Can anyone help me write some basic behaviors for a toggle switch? As of now I set up a boolean attribute as "isOn" set to false. Then set up an actor with an image of the button. Wh

Make a boolean game attribute for 'Fire'. When you touch(pressed) the fire button, set the boolean to true. When touch(released) set the boolean to false.

hmmm... i have 4 unfinished games ... 2 of them are very very simple and they are running with 30fps... (they don't have any moving objects nor collisions (Image)

In my main actor I had the rule (with boolean self attribute: Self.facing left)

wiki. I want them to bounce around. If I use a constrain behavior wouldn't I need separate actors for each bad guy? With my mathless way of just "fencing" them in I can make them st

instead of the change attribute behavior drag a velocity behavior in and set the speed and angle to whatever you want

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