If you use the same line actor but manually place it on the scene with a non-constrained width (e.g. 20), does it register collisions?

Hi all! I'm trying to figure out a way to confirm whether or not a character can 'see' an enemy. For example, he'll aim at the enemy if there's a clear line of sight but not if there's an object (like

Make an integer game attribute called game.currentPlayer and give it a value of 1. When the current player shoots the ball, change attribute game.currentPlayer to 3-game.currentPlayer. This will cyc

@DeepBlueApps any other way? i already tried that type of code, but still got a bit of lags when i spawned morethan 100 enemy, i think its because every single enemy-actor have constrain x,and y posit

* The game should have at least one user defined attribute.

That's when you want to access the Scene Attributes.

Constrain Attribute game.cost to game.cost*1.1^game.upgradeLevel

It seems that this could be handled by a specific Attribute. Clicking on one actor changes an attribute setting, such as from false to true. That attribute change is received by the other actor and tr

     Change Attribute self.touchTime to self.Time

will be no answer from the server (callback attribute < 1) show an error message, meaning there is a problem with connection between the user and server.

There is no silver bullet. But the basic idea is you can create an actor that controls a few screen variables. For example I have an actor that sets a game attribute called deviceAdjust. This is a rea

don't want it to, you would just have two Change Attribute behaviors in the bullet actor to change self.targetX to game.playerX and self.targetY to game.playerY and then use those self attributes in

You'll need to constrain game.playerX to self.Position.X in the player actor and the same for the Y position. In the rule above, 50 represents 50 pixels between the two actors' positions.

screen to flash red, use a Timer and a Change Attribute Behavior to turn the Alpha Up for a short time.

I have another problem, i have an attribute- game.touches.count. So when the screen is pressed the actor moves, but i also have a pause button on the scene. So when i press the pause button the player

Right before you Change Scene to those scenes, Change Attribute game.score to 0.

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Game attributes do not change their value when using Reset Scene or Change Scene behaviors. So just make your score attribute a game attribute and you should be all set.

Thanks. I figured out what i had wrong. I had the attribute in quotes. Now it works as it should.

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