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But i want to constrain the value to a fixed with of 100 pixels

I typically never create Scene Attributes, usually use Game or Actor Level only. The only time I need to create an instance actor is if I need to access a pre-defined Scene Attribute like the camera s

This thing of not being able to refer to an scene attribute from an actor's prototype script (only from the instance's one, apparently) is pretty annoying as I cannot setup a rule that is valid for al

Be sure to select game.store from the attribute browser rather than typing it in.

Make 2 real attributes for the actor - 'offset X' and 'offset Y'.

I have an actor that is currently controlled by the user as they drag the actor across the scene. This was done with a dragging attribute and game.mouse.position.X/Y attributes. However, I wish to con

Why have you got it constraining to its self position?

I use an integer attribute called "randomizer" which I change to a random number (1 or 2) each time the timer loops the 25 seconds. With this I have the rules:

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i've got 9 actors on each fixed position and i want to let them appear and disappear never at the same time(random is best), for 1 sec,with a 120 sec attribute timer.(with a spawn slash image, fx soun

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You have it almost correct. It has to be Change attribute game.score to game.score +1

Hi, there! Sorry for asking so many questions, but I cannot seem to find the solution to my problem anywhere. What I am looking for is how to program "+1" into the game, so the time…

When I set the "level #" attribute default to level 2 (in which when I start the game the level is automatically 2), the game plays level 2 without problems, and level 3 never chang

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I added 3 attributes to the actor, speed, Total Points and Direction all of type Real

I tried combining @RThurman kinetic scroll with @Socks fast constrain and @jamie_c button list. However, for some reason when I scroll the button list to the very top and then back down, buttons from

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Basically this makes it so the whole vectorToAngle expression comes out as the angle you are trying to face. In your case you would want to put this Constrain Attribute behavior on your 'bad guy actor