When [all] Touch is Pressed AND Attribute self.Moved is false

Change Attribute self.Position.X to self.PositionX-50

To keep track of the number of coins, make an integer game attribute called game.coins. Have a rule that says If actor collides with [coin actor] -- or however you pick up coins -- Change Attribute g

Use the attribute self.motion.linearVelocity

How are you moving the weapon actor? Specifically, are you using an attribute for the direction field of the Move/MoveTo behavior (what behavior are you using?)? What does the rule look like for the

RIGHT! I've got it now, every actor has an X and Y value on their actor page, and you constrain them to THAT! Excellent, beautiful, your little demo helped me a great deal, thank you for your time!

Make an attribute Boolean called TimerMoving... then put it on a rule over timer which will be like: If TimerMoving is true then (Timer)

Create 2 game attributes called playerX, playerY

Attributes

So, not sure what you mean by gauge, but @WOLFENSTEIN is right, you want to create an attribute... probably game attribute called say... ammo.

Indeed watching some tutorials would help, but to answer your question, you'd be best of setting an integer attribute, setting it to decrease by 1 every time a gun is fired, and one of the rules of fi

Create an integer attribute called Health and set it to a value of your choosing. When your actor collides with a hazard change attribute Health to Health-1. When health is 0 die.

I am trying to make actor 1 grab and hold onto actor 2. I tried using a constraint attribute with actor 1 to say that when it collides with actor 2, constrain its x and y position. That didnt work tho

You would create a rule that says If actor [character] collides with actor [door], Change Scene [new level]. Now the repeat part is interesting because you either need to set up each scene the way I'

Can you take a screenshot of these rules? Because from what this says, you constrained the screen size to an attribute, which it can't really be done so it will show whatever the attribute is. It need

@NipaDidIt - I'll try using constrain. Thanks!

Try putting the code in a constrain attribute instead of change attribute.

Add two Change Attribute Behaviors that change the actors self.motion.linearvelocouty.x and .y to 0.

I hover the mouse pointer over the condition in the rule to check the full name of the attribute in the rule as a small window pops up displaying the full name of the attribute. When this happens the

Just use a change attribute behavior: