Maybe we could constrain this 'soon' game attribute to a timer behaviour! (Image)

I made a keyboard in my game as a new scene which I call from various other scenes. It would be awesome if the 'Change Scene' behavior had an option to return to the scene which called it. I suppose

Constrain Attribute [ self.Image ] to [ self.Value..game.CurrentFrame..game.ImageSuffix ]

Basically I just want the 3 health hearts to stay in the top left corner of the screen as the player is moving, do I still use constrain attribute to player's position? I tried that and it went accros

Constrain their X/Y to that of the actor you want them to follow. If you want them to float above you can have the Y offset a little. Make sure you have it so it's based on ACTOR not SCENE.

- Basically two circle actors one on top of the other, with game (integer) attributes XY defined for each

I made an actor with an attribute called minSpeed and gave it a value of 20.

Say, a certain global attribute, etc...?

I created 2 Real game attributes: Game.MainPlayerHeight, constrained in the main actor to it's height and Game.MainPlayer position, constrained in the main actor to it's self.position Y

With the Boolean attribute, does that eliminate the need for an attribute for each enemy in checking position and height?

With the Boolean attribute, does that eliminate the need for an attribute for each enemy in checking position and height?

In the player prototype you need to keep track of the Y position of the actor and the height of the actor. Keep these in separate, real type, game attributes so all actors can see it. Use a Constrain

--Change Attribute: game.attribute = (game.attribute +1)%2

Make a boolean game attribute called IHitYou and set it to false.

No. Try not to use the same attribute for storing things.

Make game attributes that store the position of the enemy. (I made one global game attribute, game.enemyposition, and constrained both the X and Y position to that attribute within the enemy actor) I

Created 2 game attributes (real), one that stores the position of the enemy, and the other that stores the height of the enemy.

Make game attributes that store the position of the enemy.

Then below is a link showing the 2 attributes and what they are constrained to. game.mainplayerheight is constrained to the main player's self.height and game.mainplayerposition is constrained to self

In order to check for those rules in the enemy, do I need to create a global game attribute for the main actor and constrain that to the main actor's self position Y or can those rules be implemented