Hello, currently I have a level and I have a constrain attribute behaviour telling it to move on the X axis for the speed of 400. However, I cannot find any tutorial on how to play a walking sound whe

@evert , you're welcome. Keep in mind, though, a change attribute will update only once (unless you use a timer to update every fraction of a second or so), while a constrain attribute will update co

Thanks guys! i indeed used a change attribute!

Is it "Change attribute" or "Constrain attribute"?

Are you using the "constrain" behaviour or the "change" attribute?

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but it does respond when i change my attribute integer directly to lets say 999..

Also, you should have used the expression in a "contain attribute" behavior or a very frequently updated "change attribute" behavior.

The probable reason they are playing all at once is because you are using a constrain attribute behavior when you probably want a change attribute behavior instead.

Create 2 real attributes. Name them actors and actorY. Inside the main actor, constrain gameX to self.position.X. Do the same for Y.

them real x & real y & the then constrain something.. that's the part I forgot. Thanks (Image)

The mod() or % function returns the remainder of a division problem. So mod(9,9) is 0 and mod(6,9) is 6 for example. The problem with using notes+1%8 is that you are adding 1 to the attribute every

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Will search what the self duration attribute actually is....

Constrain X to 98 *cos((45 *sin( self.Time *160))-135)+512

@RabidParrot Brilliant! Thank you... And then just drop a change attribute (game.notes=0) in the last note to have it loop?

Make an integer attribute called "notes"

I have an attribute set to 5 and the timer does change the attribute but it seems to have no effect..... (another timer)

You can add another condition to the existing rule you have so if your clicks attribute is < 2 you can click it.

•Twirl open 'Camera' attribute