Constrain x position to mouse x

The constrain behaviour doesn't use the physics engine, so the actor is not actually moving (according to the physics engine), so it will not have a velocity.

To drag the dragger, im using [when touch is down constrain attribute self.position.x to game.mouse.position.x] same for Y, the dragger is also set to move to default a position on release at a speed

@tatiang I never thought about doing game.active=1 then play sound [sound1]; if attribute game.active=2 then play sound [sound2]; etc.). face palm thanks bro (Image)

Generally speaking, to have a sound play, you would just have a rule for each sound (If attribute game.active=1 then play sound [sound1]; if attribute game.active=2 then play sound [sound2]; etc.).

I have this attribute called active .. its set up like this every random (2,3) seconds change attribute game.active to random(1,6)

Okay. I tried a couple of things and that does not seem to be the case. First, I tried to set the acceleration really slow to see if it went down. Also, I added a collide attribute. Do you know any ot

if touched, then change attribute: (attribute +1)%2

Change attribute self.selected to 1-self.selected

Loops are great if you're searching for something, calculating something, or needing to do something over and over. If you need to know the frequency of a certain value in a table column, you could m

@Braydon_SFX can you let me know if I'm understanding this correctly? So in your basic word game template for the round rules actor's constrain behavior, instead of inputting tablecellvalue x 5 times

Global attributes:

tableCellValue: I use this function in rules to detect if a value is a certain amount. Think of this as checking an attribute, because that's basically what it is. Instead of creating an attribute, I

When pressed I disable all functions of the game..except for a timer inside an actor off screen that says (Rule) When attribute "view ad" is true...(timer)...for 45 seconds &quot

I was using the " "'s to just show the values in this post, I will post up the file Im using to dropbox today. Basically the Change Attribute self.Output = tableCellValue(game.valueT

So a quick test using DisplayText and an integer attribute called Output would show correctly as a test with

rules such as: When game.left is true = Change attribute Self.linearvelocity.x = -100, and it still works.(When I preview I can see the actor and it moves. Then I add a picture, and it still works. T

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to use the functions changeTableValue and change attribute on the actor so that the tableCellValue("valueTable1", 1, 2)tableCellValue("Value", 12, 25) would put va

By the way, you can have multiple actors all using the same pivot point, no need to modify anything, just drag some extra actors into the scene, so it kind of acts like an interactive constrain system