Thank you man.. Ive been doing attributes for that part.. !@#$% u saved me a lot of coding DAMN!

By changing the Flip Horizontally attribute to true / false you can flip your actor's image horizontally.

I got a character running with standard keys. I managed to make the character image face the way he runs with bolean attributes.

Add 90 to either the Move direction or the Constrain rotation behaviour.

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You could use an rule (in an actor that is on the scene) that stores a number corresponding to a camera position in an integer attribute and name the integer camPosition. Then in all actors put all th

and collide and the rest should just have the attribute condition.

If you're constraining the enemy's x/y to the hero's x/y, then the two actors should show up in the exact same location. Post a screenshot of the constrain behaviors for each actor and we can figure

So I have set up my enemy to constrain its X/Y to my games real attributes X/Y that I added which I've constrained to my Hero's X/Y, but now the enemy seems to not appear on the game when I click star

Did something change in the builds 1.24.X that would result in certain physics and collisions to behave strangely?

Change attribute Collided to true

Game Attributes is integer "GAME SCORE"

Well I check already your video tutorial from start and in the first video as u linked the ground attribute you show in the beginning does not show anywere in the video what it is or how u put it in.

my actor you have a touch screen movement and attribute constraints to collide With other actors and I want to apply an acceleration is diriga way down but when i apply my player does not move in the

If hero touch ground change attribute #JUMPING - TRUE

him from that wrap x? ps i know its a screen attribute, but i wanted to know if anyone found any tricks around this? my background images are that of the scene 480 by 320... geese, now that i think a

Change attribute DestActor2 to true

I have to actors, one with a fixed height and width (Actor 1), and the other with variable height and width depending on position, using constrain attributes for height and width (Actor 2).

I really recommend you watch some of the introduction videos. An attributes name means nothing code wise. It is only an identification for yourself. You can name it anything you want.

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