Make a boolean attribute called ThisRuleWasInitiallyTrue = false

Hmmm.... tried this too but not working, do I possibly need to constrain X/Y position of the actor first to the global attribute? I'll still keep working

However, any future changes to that variable(attribute) that make it ≥ 4, won't reactivate the TRUE behaviors to set the variable to 4 since it will still be true.

2) Eh, it depends on what actor you're gonna use to enforce the rule set. Ok, here's what I'd do. Create a real attribute for the location of the main player. When the location of the player is greate

Isn't there a pixel collision check? I just find rectangle and circle collisions...

It specifically looks like that with the game.Mouse.Position.X being that attribute that you had when it was working before. Remember to have the right amount of open and closed parentheses.

Orrrrrrrr. In the constrain behavior you can make the value instead of just mouse.Position.X

And you can control the in game audio now too with the volume attribute..

So here's what I did, instead of adding the attribute collide with: "enemy" and in the enemy actor, putting collide with: player

So under global game attribute game.spawnratetimer, do I set that to 0 initially?

--Change Attribute: game.SpawnRateTimer = max(.1, game.SpawnRateTimer - .1)

I constrained all those attributes but they still wrap through the other side, and I need to enable wrapping for animation reasons.

Ok basically I created an actor called 1. I made a change attribute inside that actor to change the score +1 and put it in a timer which is repeats every 0.1 seconds Then i created a global real attr

1. Create game attributes: TargetX and TargetY

Constrain X & Y of the mobs you want to spawn the bar to. You can use the same game attribute for all the mobs. Make a rule under the mob that spawns HP Bar. Under your HP Bar set 2 constrain

I'm just wondering if there's a way to spawn actor with health bars. Currently I'm doing it via the wiki way which sets a game attribute of targetX, targetY that positions the health bar to an actor.

The bottom rule that was cut off was: --Change Attribute: self.CurrentSpawnRate = game.SpawnRateTimer

I even tried creating a global game attribute (both boolean and text) and had both actors check it (both spell actor and main actor) and those solutions didn't work

Attributes Needed:

I've also tried creating the spell's own attribute as well to do this, and it still doesn't work! It must be other rules I have conflicting.....