You need to start by explaining how you are unlocking the levels. Is each level a separate actor on the scene? Are you determining unlocking of levels by the value of an integer attribute, or by a t

Transfer the touch x and y positions to the spawned actor by using actor attributes. Create a boolean attribute in the actor you are spawning (not the actor with the Spawn behavior) called self.targe

Make a global "nuke" integer attribute.

Thanks. I'm using save/load attribute.

There are YouTube videos on how to do it. Most common would be saving high score attribute.

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I see what your saying. Are there a lot of these actors? Each enemy could have a unique hitbox and unique attribute.

when attribute game.touch is true

@gattoman but how do I control a self attribute from another actor... Hit Box and Enemy are separate... The death of the hit box kills the enemy

Or you could constrain like jdl stated.

GS is able to read angles in increments of 360 as well. For example, if you set an interpolate behavior for an actor's angle to 1800, it will rotate the actor 5 times{for whatever duration you set, 0.

You could change global attribute to self attribute. It will only destroy self.

As @jdlcrater says, constraining the angle to angle%360 will keep it in the 0-360° range.

Is it possible to constrain the hit box to the animation frames, or follow the animation?

So let me get this straight. You have a global health attribute that reaches zero when the hit box and enemy collide.

It depends on whether you need to change the image, the image and the rules, or the image+rules+a bunch of self attributes. But as @RabitParrot says, the easiest way is to set an integer attribute an

@quinn221 Try using self health attribute on the hitbox, destroy the hitbox when self.health <= 0 , when the enemy no longer collides with the hit box destroy the enemy.

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Make an "Actor" integer attribute that says,