Is it possible to change the Alpha attribute to 0.x?

You can add a change attribute at the top of the logic stack that changes it's alpha to zero. It'll turn invisible when the scene is running.

I need to make a "change attribute" behavior or there is an option in the actor's settings.

I put in a feature request this past week to request that all game attribute lists be sortable by name and type

The rule you posted indicates that if an attribute is true then the actor will move to some position (which you have kept hidden). It's not really much use to be honest, the only way to make the scree

also manually edit the HTML file to reorder your attributes.

When you are in the scene editor, specifically in the Attributes tab (Actors/Attributes/Devices), it would be nice if you could move attributes up or down the list. For example, if I created a &q

I have a feeling that when you interpolate an attribute, other rules don't trigger correctly as the interpolate is effectively 'unstopable'.

If attribute left button is pressed and

so far I constrain X of object A with a global variable and the same for object B with another global variable

Constrain self.motion.linearVelocity.Y to 10*(ACTORTOFOLLOW.position.y-self.position.y)

I created the conveyor belt by going into my Hero actor and adding the change attribute self.motion.linear velocity X to 100 (when overlapping or colliding with the conveyor belt actor), so the convey

You can use the min() function which returns the smaller of two values. So for example your expression could be min(game.experience,40) or perhaps Change Attribute game.experience to min(game.experie

how do i constrain my experience bar from getting longer that 40

@BBEnk I thought that at first to but I think the attributes are called game.xp and game.xp needed.

I have constraint X&Y location

do change attribute game.level to game.level+1

constrain attribute self.position.x=sence.camera.origin.x+70

Change Attribute Actor3.MouseLoc to true

Constrain self.rotation to vectorToAngle(self.motion.linearVelocity.x,self.motion.linearVelocity.y)