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when i wrote set mode to 1, i meant change attribute mode to 1...i have 3 rules and they only run once it seems, when the documentation says that because they're inside rules they should happen whenev

(A) is any action that's what they described in documentation...like Change Attribute is an (A)

I read the documentation it says that (A) only happens once unless it is inside a rule that being is false then becomes true again, and that's exactly what i have Change Attribute inside rule(s) that

Change attribute will change something when the behaviour is encountered, so will trigger just once (unless you set it up so that something is forcing it to trigger repeatedly - like a every-1-second-

* Fixed a crash that could occur when hovering over an attribute name

I created a test project to try to understand how change attribute and constrain attribute works.

how do you organize your game attributes?? i want to change the orders of my attribute

detection simply stops working ? Or a Change attribute behaviour simply won't change X to X+1, or a hundred other strange errors you come across from time to time, what do you do in a situation like

The Expression editor is quite not working as it was suppose to be. If you see the image i put attribute "game.Display Size.Width" but when i click check it changed to "game

Constrain Y position to: A*abs(sin( self.Time *B))+C

Unfortunetly I am still seeing crashes even worse now. Every 2 minutes give or take. The rules images now jump all over the place. Notice when I started using the Animation behaviour. When I drag imag

To concatenate or join text to an attribute or expression, use two periods: "Clicks per second: "..game.clicks/(game.Time-game.startTime). Note that to add spaces to an expression y

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Never mind about my second statement. I made another attribute that is the same as the clicks.

@socks the number is rounding to the nearest decimal . Ex. 45.9 And I don't have a counter attribute.

Timer, after 1 second change the counter attribute to 0.

* Fixed attribute values reverting to 0 if Enter was not pressed after entering in the value

to set up a game attribute called x which you constrain to the x position of the main character. Alternatively you may be able to use a move-to or accelerate-towards behaviour and set the main charac

Change attribute game.startTime (real) to game.Time