attribute A = 0

Could you not simply place the rule that checks for parity after the two change attribute behaviours in a timer (after 0 seconds) forcing it onto the next cycle of code ? I think that should work (if

Change attribute 1=> random(-1;1)

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Yes but I want the attribute to be test only after all the instructions have been executed. Am I clear? ;-/

Use a Display Text behaviour to monitor the attribute.

I would like to test if an attribute is empty/null or not after a list of instructions.

Constrain the X position to 25 *cos ( negatively progressing angle ) + game.ballx

The x represents where I want the rotation to be constrained to. Lets call this actor "attack" for now.

this template is just a 2d platformer builder kit, every single actor is filled with a ton of notes explaining everything in great detail, it also includes a PDF explaining what each game attribute is

Constrain an extra actor(suppose a) to the enemy head.

Constrain position X to . . . . 300 *cos (self.time *90) + 512

self.angle is an angle attribute set to 0. game.ballx and game.bally is set for the positions of another actor.

Notice the numbers popping up, the white actor is able to read the x,y of the enemy, find them on a table, and calculate damage INSTANTLY! All with collision conditions, numeral comparison conditions,

I'm at the part where the actor that spawns over the enemy gets their x,y info. For the "do" part, I want the change attribute to turn the self.integer of the actor, to the self.inte

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I used the constrain attributes for the actor I'm wanting to spin, and it does spin but not from the location I want it to. I can see the x position and y position being where the actor is always at,

You can either use the save attribute or save table behaviors. Save the coins directly after the in app purchase