yes, instead of 'move to' use a 'change attribute' to change actor position x to the x coordinate you want and another to change actor position y.

Umm, just save the scores into a table and display that wherever you want. Game Center is displaying whatever score you tell it to from an attribute.

constrain self.motion.linearvelocity.Y to 0

Make a shotsavailable integer attribute and set it to 1.

I would've thought that by spawning the particles using the self.Position.Y attribute that it would work - which it sort of does - with exception to the 3cm difference as I just mentioned.

The simple function for making a freeze to make the main actor stop when collided with the actor is to use a custom boolean attribute under the actor attributes. You can set the movement rule with an

a drag feature. i created one before using the constrain atribute tool, moving the x axis (max((80+( self.Size.Width /2)),min((400-( self.Size.Width /2)), game.Mouse.Position.X ))

If screen size height is < 768 change attribute self position Y to 600.

coordinates and so on.Then just add a change attribute (in no rules or anything, just a lone change attribute in your player actor) that says change attribute game.Life :to: 3 or whatever. Also in yo

Pretty much just the lives attribute. I'll just go in and manually reset that with change attribute.

obstacle and coins are keep on moving using constraint attributes, and they have some timer behaviour, interpolate too inside. I use timer for the spawning frequency.

The way I did it before was that I used a Constrain Attribute behavior with game.Distance to prec(self.position.x, y)/12 and displayed the current amount with a Display Text behavior.

Try to constrain global variable, and then constrain the object's desired property to this variable.

Hi i currently have a game in which when the player gets hit by an enemy it loses one life. I also have a rule under player when attribute (Score) = 0 to Change scenes to lose. Its not changing scenes

Hi i currently have a game in which when the player gets hit by an enemy it less one life. I also have a rule under player when attribute (Score) = 0 Change scenes to lose. Its not changing scenes. Th

@childerhouses Make sure you remove the camera actor. Open and unlock the player actor in the scene. Put a constrain attribute at the top, and say: CurrentScene.Camera.OriginX to selfPosition.X-200. Y

its exactly what jamie said. Just track the x and y cords in a table or an attribute.

Make a game.gamespeed attribute.

* The Platform attribute "Model" will now return a Mac computer's model name (i.e "MacBookPro8,2") instead of the CPU architecture

* The Platform attribute "Model" will now return a Mac computer's model name (i.e "MacBookPro8,2") instead of the CPU architecture.