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Attribute Game.RandomPosition = 1

Yes but that just bloats the code needlessly as he obviously has a specific purpose for each of the three and you'd need rules for what each attribute does. If he tells me why, i can show him a way to

Hmm...Maybe make a game attribute for when that weapon is equipped? Im just throwing out an idea.... Then you can say when game.attribute=true then spawn the correct weapons for your specific gun...

you can use change attribute self.image to expression below

Change attribute self velocity x to 0.

@ShineHouseGames That's the hard part. I'm trying to think or find a very easy and efficient way to do this. Perhaps all images involved in a level's architecture would share Socks naming convention t

I told you how in a post above..lol use the method in the first video to constrain the velocity of your shadow to the velocity of the actor it follows instead of the mouse like in the video. in the se

I had several "Constrain Attribute" behaviours going, that would constrain a Global variable to an expression containing a reference to one of the tables that I do a Copy Table behav

This is done by creating a new boolean in the game tab of the attributes part. You can rename this to whatever you like (probably the names of the characters). Make sure it's unchecked, as that means

Note: I have plenty of actors (About 30 including the main actor's 17 body parts) and have many constrain behaviours affixed.

) Once I did so, It collides well! But just one issue persists, Since the actor's parts are constrained, only the main body collides with the wall while its parts don't. But as @The_Gamesalad_Guru men

You make an attribute that when it is triggered it unlocks the character.

That is why I theorize that, if I made an actor that displayed all images of the level within itself and then triggers an attribute afterward before letting the player take control, it will lead to sm

I have a couple of invisible 'checker' actors constrained to a player (platformer) to check if it is next to a wall.

@Hopscotch Re;Constraining Shadow : Thanks for this invaluable tip! I'll do it! I'll duplicate the actor which used to be the main actor, make it invisible and constrain all other actors to its positi

the shadow lag you are seeing is due to the fact that in the order of processing, your shadow is drawn before that actor. Thus, the actor updates the constrain attributes, but the shadow only receives

Constrains override the physics engine so collisions will not effect constrained actors. You will need to constrain the shadows to the velocity of the actors movement. There is a video over at gshelpe

I'm working on a project wherein I've created an actor, and have constrained its various body parts in order to get perfect collisions. It's working and its constrained perfectly but I have three issu

I would make a index attribute. call it Wave. Then have something trigger that attribute to change +1 after each level is complete.