Constrain to Mouse with Collision.gameproj.zip

Frame Rate decreases and Memory spikes: Reduce spawning, remove physics (self.moveable) and use interpolate increase particle use. I've done some special effects at high speed without slowdown using t

Have an actor to detect a lack of activity. Set up a game attribute for "lastInteraction" and record the game.time whenever someone interacts with the game.

So we finally got around to implementing Store Animation Frame To Attribute in the HTML5 engine. That's probably handy for someone out there.

One frustrating thing for stick-in-the-muds like me who insist on still using the Mac version of GS is that, a few years ago, it stopped telling you the actors specific attributes are used in. There'

To communicate back to the engine, there are the 'externalWriteGameAttribute' and 'loadExternalImage' events which let you update an attribute value or to replace / add images to the asset manifest by

I made a game where the music speeds up and down based on an attribute. It works in the preview, but in the arcade, the music sounds completely normal with no pitch or speed changes whatsoever.

to prevent. I'd do what @uptimistik suggests and constraining their X and Y positions at the times they're not supposed to move. That should do the trick. Messing around with density and things isn't

Interpolate Attribute; GameTimer to 60

So if you are using an iframe, you need to add an "allowfullscreen" attribute to the iframe.

@smurfted thanks for pointing that out, we found the issue and should have a fix up soon. We forgot to add a allowfullscreen attribute on the game's iframe!

that are not seen as well as in the creator, collisions that do not work as in your case.

yeah @Armelline , seeing the same thing, they just ignore the collisions...because of this bug I have a character walking over lava like it was a water puddle, instead of frying him LOL (but after the

I'm having an issue with a game where, when played using the HTML5 preview (in a browser) or a published HTML5 version, a lot of actors just ignore their collision shapes.

It uses tables to limit how far actors can move, removing the need to deal with overlaps and collisions at all.

Two self attributes:

So would I put the constrain attribute behavior set to self.distanceToTarget in each enemy?

* Create two integer game level attributes to store the Target's coordinates. We'll call them targetX, targetY.

Latest update tends to be posted by adent42 in a thread, though these are "beta" updates. The most recent one has persistent custom device sizes, the new video playback stuff and pro

depth here but is it possible to make a built in attribute that controls the aspect ratio and make it changeable so that we can put in some rules that will change it based on device resolution?