And levels with precision collisions. Thank you, Gamesalad.

Constrain:

OH! We could do rpgs a lot easier with the custom collisions!

You create the callback attribute(s) yourself, and then tell the behaviors which one to use. That way, you could have a single global attribute for call backs, or one for each actor/behavior, what eve

if attribute game.Level = 1

I am going to discuss this as I believe that attribute is mostly overlooked for it's usefulness.

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can manually set that if you have to with Change Attribute Behaviors for its X and Y locations.

Make a game level attribute GameState and define different values for different states, e.g.:

Clearing out the attribute: I mentioned above that the ActionesPressed attribute should be cleared once a valid sequence was found.

I guess part of where I'm getting lost is it sounds like ActionsPressed could contain hundreds or thousands of letters after a long play session. Is there a point where it resets on its own? Is there

fill an attribute with the actions, each added to the beginning.

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I assume that means we'd be able to constrain the values to some other value?

If you are only using one weapon at a time I would use one integer to chose the weapon. So assign each weapon a number. This way you only need one attribute to control the weapons selection and you wi

Got it working, there will be a new attribute under the "Motion" attributes called "Center Of Mass". Your actor will rotate around this point. Note that physics beh

When attribute game.boolean is true

Thanks Jamie I will give it a try. I have one saved attribute in the game that unlocks levels (based off of a video I watched). Just trying figure out how I reset this this as well when the user r

* During the game save and load the Health Attribute from the Data Table.