hair out. What good are custom fonts/custom collisions if your game crashes? At least custom fonts/custom collisions have workarounds even if a bit tedious (Image)

make your 5 into an attribute call it random_x (for example)

I've built countless extensive complex games with tons of code. If one know how to build truly efficent and intergrated code a bunch of constraints aren't an issue at all. In fact i've never had a pro

"When attribute CurrentPlayer is greater or equal to 1"

Text (and these actors were themselves being constrained to a particular position and rotation and scale) ground my game into the dirt ! When I removed the Display Text behaviours and replaced them w

return to main menu button to try to resolve any attribute issues, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. I'm hoping someone can look through my project and show me where I went wrong as I've be

The second option constrain camera origin T to (actor Y - a third of the scene size)

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Constrain camera origin X to (actor X - half the scene size)

@Socks Thanks for the reply! Well, I have decided to go with the constrain an invisible actor over the current actor method...It seems to be working. If for some reason this method fails, I'll post wi

-Constrain attribute self.position X to game.mouse position X.

I have a scene that has eight actors - when I press one of the first six actors, the attribute game.Character Select is changed from "0" to 1-6 (depending on which one is selected) a

If you want the continue to the touched position after the user has lifted their finger you need to constrain the touch position to some game attributes and use that too

     Change attribute game.touched [boolean] to true

I tried saving number 2's width in a game attribute enemy size and then using it if actor 1 width> enemy size width.

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Actually I brought this up repeatedly at monthly meetups until a straight answer was given. Custom fonts is one of the easier "difficult" things to do. It's not easy, by any means, b

I've researched and found that you can mask/constrain an invisible actor over the current actor, but I'd like to know if there are any other solutions first.

Use the Boolean and set it to true once the screen has been seen. Then Save that Boolean using the Save Attribute Behavior.

I believe I could have a full screen image that acts like an instruction page that once clicked, changes an Boolean attribute thus not showing it again until closing the game thus resetting those Bool