You can use an attribute. For example, make an attribute Start Music. Put the “play Music” behavior inside a rule “when attribue Start Music =0, “play Music”. Just below the “play Music” behavior, ch

Will give it a try. I once again plead for some way to see what actors an attribute is used in. That was never an "official" feature but was so relentlessly useful.

For the collisions:

(Quote)

To save, (which I would just go with instead of automatically saving), we will need to make a pause button actor. And you're right, we will use the save attribute behavior!

Hey, thanks a lot. So I want it both ways actually. I have coins which you can pick up and stuff, but when you die the coins respond, so I want to make it so what ever you have done it saves the coins

(Quote)

To do this, create an attribute. Do you know what that is? Also, which Creator are you using? An attribute is like a variable, you can assign it values. I am gonna reference you to a video that you ca

the attribute self.aspects.motion.linearVelocity.x = 0;

For making the actor face the direction it's moving you can constrain its rotation to a neat function called "vectorToAngle" with the x and y linear velocities filled in for the plac

@bob loblaw Yes it's a movement like this that I want to attribute to my character and my enemies but but without the virtual joystick I want to move my character to the touch, how I can perform movem

when you destroy the actor, are you using any attributes to trigger the destroy behaviour?

(Quote)

I have an actor in a scene that is set to "non scrollable" in the scene attributes. The actor is just a "back button". The problem is that the actor disappears comp

i’m not sure if i’m reading it right, but you could use tables to store all your text data in side by side columns, then within the actor that calls on the data, use a unique identifier self attribute

Hi @adent42, thanks for your response. In my Jump Rule, I have my event keyboard key condition and then an attribute comparison condition using the game.InAir attribute which is set to false. Then, a

You say the product ID match the ones in the purchase table (we have to assume you are correct as we can't see) but why are you using a self attribute to reference the product ID? This should EITHER

Debug at this step: I set up a Buying game attribute (boolean) that gets kicked off when the player attempts to purchase an item and is false when the purchase is successful. When the Buying boolean i

My problem is that when I move my actor into one of my platforms (so that it's not jumping onto the platform, but merely touching it with its head, for example), the jump behaviour stops functioning.

@Twayne2 -- the self.tags attribute is of type 'text'. So you can manipulate it with all of the text (string) functions. You can add, remove, concatenate, splice, & insert text/string elemen