if actor goes past a certain x or y value, then constrain to the coordinate it's suppose to stop at anyway. Solved the problem well, the actor still tries to fly off sometimes, but is immediately ret

When touch is pressed change attribute TapCount to TapCount+1

Just make a multiplier attribute called "Multiplier"

Or constrain actor 2 to:

Hi everyone, I'm getting a problem when I try to constrain an actor to another that is rotating 36o around a centre pivot. Actor 1 (spins 360) is a horizontal line, actor 2 is a smaller vertical line

in this actor that time purchase attribute changes to 1 no matter the condition..i have another actor exactly the same with another attribute but that works fine..this is the only place that it has to

(the attribute 'A' is a 'real' attribute)

Can you take a screenshot of the code for this ? Are you sure you have no other rules running, just a single constrain behaviour ?

You don't need any of the other rules, none the rules that check the actor's position, just a single constrain behaviour, nothing else.

Or constrain the actor's X position to: 248 *sin (self.time *181.45) +383

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Hello everyone . So I am working on the in app purchase of my game. I had set up the in app purchase system and it works well. But I can't find a way to remove the buy inapp purchase button once it ha

I've been trying to wrap my head around how it works and I've had some difficulties fully understanding the logic as I need to make a change on the controller. Bellow I will paste what attributes and

In the climber actor, Change Attribute self.startY to self.Position.Y. Do this at the top of the rule list but outside of any rules. Then have a Constrain Attribute (also by itself) to constrain gam

If your images are named 1001, 1002, etc., then you shouldn't be concatenating the word "image" onto the front of your self.Image attribute. The self.Image attribute is tied to the

I have tried changing my Change Attribute from

When I preview the game, the attribute can be saved. I restart the preview, the attribute can be loaded.

First make a new attribute for your actor, let's call it 'X' (it can be called anything you like).

Ok I got that to work. Now I am trying to make it play a random sound. I did some research and found that I can make an attribute called "walk sound" as an integer and whenever the p

Change attribute X to random(1,10)