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reference actor A's self X and self.Y using two constrain behaviours (etc) . . . or . . . Actor A has two integer self attributes, these are constrained to self.X and self.Y and actor B is unlocked a

In addition, consider when you are saving and loading. Attributes should be loaded when the app loads which means that you place the Load Attribute at the top of an actor's rules and place that actor

Constrain attribute,

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Constrain attribute,

Actor A constrain attribute position x,y to Actor B position x,y

Add the attribute in the Attribute box. Put a text key directly into the Key box. Do not use the expression editor. Be sure the text matches exactly.

Hey guys, what is the standard way to save and load a boolean attribute? Is there an up to date tutorial? Thanks, just having an issue with this.

You're not saving and loading the correct attributes. You'll need a separate key for each item/actor or (better yet) you'll need to use tables to keep track of which items have been bought.

EDIT: Hmm, it does appear to be the vertical acceleration is the cause of the slowdown. Without it, and the movement rules out of timer behavior. The character could move left or right as long as you

I have a shop set up in my game with the simple Rule- If touched and attribute game.money is greater than or equal to self.price then change attribute self.bought to true. There is a problem though. W

of the same type would appear. Changing the mod attribute changed approximately how many actors spawned, but I couldn't get it to ever spawn just 1 actor... it was either multiple (when set to .5 and

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Without change attribute for velocity being under a timer, the character is slowed down by the always active acceleration to a stopping point. I'm thinking about putting an attribute that halts accele

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Yes, that is correct about the attribute, for movement, I used a every 0 seconds timer, and within the timer, where various rules, such as for If .LEFT is true and .RIGHT false, change attribute: line

going to make a guess that you are using Change Attribute behaviour to incrementally move an actor ?

Well, you could either import four different images and then pick one at random (e.g. Change Attribute self.Image to random(1,4) -- assuming your images are named 1.png, 2.png, 3.png, and 4.png) or yo