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I wanted to know how to specify the table value in the 'if' part of a rule in Windows. So where you would put 'if game.attribute = 1'. How would I do this? All I can do right now is 'if game.Table = 1

I ’m having a bit of trouble hooking up the movement because the X and Y location attributes created for the random wobble are locked into that first self.position.

I have noticed that when adding an attribute to a condition it doesn't always bring up the = part, but adding and removing a second condition fixes that.

When attribute self.startLoop is true

Or when I put within a rule to check against certain attribute, it does not work too.

If you need to make an actor moveable and then not moveable you'll need to create a boolean attribute and use that to turn make the actor moveable/un-moveable. Like:

Change Attribute image behaviour dosent seem to work when useing html 5 publishing

Once the game starts, an actor checks if the server is reponding with a callback attribute.If confirmed, the player set his nickname, this nickname will also be the password of any room that he create

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I've done a lot of these tests, others show a more pronounced advantage to using the animate behaviour over using things like a constrain behaviour - for example constraining an object's opacity so it

Constrain the actor's Y position to AAA *sin(self.time *BBB)+CCC

Actual constrain values used (for a 200 x 100 pixel actor)

You just need to constrain the hammer to an orbit that itself is constrained to just the upper values of an incrementing angle's sin function.

Hi, am also having the same issue, windows 8, nvidia gtx980 in my case. display text - tableCellValue wont even show numbers from a simple 2x2 table. Cant even use the change attribute with tablecellv

In each of the two generative actors, change attribute game.random1 to random(1,10) and change attribute game.random2 to random(1,10). In the display actor, Display Text game.random1 + game.random2.

I'd like to make a simple actor of a hammer that swings back and forth, as if someone was using it to hammer something. I'm hoping to do this without making a frame-by-frame animation. Is there a way

nothing is happening. I have game.whichActor attribute set to change to game.whichActor+1 when pressed, but when I make a new rule following the same guidelines but game.whichActor+2 it's not workin

Here's something to consider: have a game attribute (integer) called game.whichActor set to 1. When the actor is clicked (when Touch is Pressed), change its position and then change attribute game.wh

Do the actors have be separate actors? If not, a simple way to accomplish this is to move the actor each time to a new position (change attribute self.Position.X to ____ and change attribute self.Pos