If you're doing it with a single scene, use a method like the one in the demo attached. It just uses an attribute to check that touch count is back to 0 before allowing the touch logic to continue mon

Make two real game attributes called game.leaderX and game.leaderY (or anything else you prefer to call them). In the leader actor, have two behaviors at the top of the rule list but not inside of an

Then, make an integer attribute in Jumper called Bounces

Does the android handle the callback attribute or the purchase table differently than ios?

--Constrain self rotation to: vectorToAngle(Mouse X-self X, Mouse Y-self Y)

--Constrain Linear Velocity X to 5* (mouse X - self X )

--Constrain self rotation to: vectorToAngle(Mouse X-self X, Mouse Y-self Y)

When touch is pressed use a timer. Every 0.2 constrain attribute x and y to mouse

I have the basics down, when actor is pressed constrain x and y position to the mouse position

I have the constrain self.rotation to 0 because their rotation was changing on occasion when they hit the border, changing their speed and causing them to spin. The problem of them sticking to the wal

Things like new attributes not showing up in the attribute picker if the attribute picker was opened before the attribute was created.

change attribute Game.move to down

http://i61.tinypic.com/2qxnez9.png - what the attribute is ( information )

Right now I am trying to make a button that you can touch and it changes the image and when it is touched again it switches back, the way i have it set up is that if touch is released and if the butto

I want to avoid having 2 scenes in my menu, so I created a game attribute which dictates what "state" the scene is in. 0 for "Main Menu" state, 1 for "Sett

When touch is pressedChange Attribute: game.Random1 To: random(1,3)Change Attribute: game.Random2 To: (game.Random1+random(0,1))%3+1

Change attribute Random1 to 0

change attribute random2 to random(1,3)

forgive me if this isn't 100% correct, but i think i worked this out a few years ago, this is from memory. The logic should work, I have an extra attribute used to trigger the function, but the rest s

Trying to look for a simple way to generate two random numbers which should not be equal to each other (and without using tables), I created two attributes, Random1 and Random2, and wrote the followin