http://www.deepblueapps.com/collisions-with-tables-template/

joysticks are not an event they are device attributes. look under the player attribute. Also the viewer will work on the fire FireTv.

Actors can communicate through the use of game attributes. You can, for example, have one actor change a game-level boolean from false to true and then have another actor do something (e.g. animate)

Create a boolean attribute called game.Started. Set it to false/unchecked. In your arrow actor, change game.Started to true when touch is pressed. Place the Display Text behavior inside a rule that

Why no constrain the actors x? You can then click movable and the actor will maintain what every x value you constrain it to.

Make a new boolean attribute called (arrow pressed), and create an invisible texture called (invis). On the arrow actor: when pressed, change attribute (arrow pressed) to true, else: change attribute

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Make a destroy attribute named "destroyText."

I also have got another actor, which deletes a random row. He has got an attribute "random", which, every 2 seconds, becomes a random number in one of my rows of my table.

Create a new, blank scene. Create a new actor. In that actor, add a single behavior without any rules: Change Attribute game.CopyActive to game.Active. Be sure to select both attributes from the dr

I'm trying to copy an integer attribute that I made.

Basically wanted to stop all collisions once the actor was dead (changed the image).

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Have you set a full achievement to 100%? And/ or more importantly, are you a) saving your achievement after its completed? and if so b) are you loading your saved attribute so the game knows its been

Or constrain size to self.time.

hi @SlickZero , thanks for responding. Yeah you were right about playing through a device, its much better. still a slight gap, but its much better than before. As i want all the soundtracks in the ga

actor. I like to use a single unlocked actor to constrain game.cameraX (and Y) to scene.Camera.Origin.X and then just reference game.cameraX in the spawner actor.

Create two 'real' attributes in the actor, let's call them OffsetX and OffsetY

Name is something like 'interaction' as a game level attribute. Then in your item/animal/person actors, add an attribute there 'if touch is pressed = true otherwise, change attribute 'interaction' to

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