--Change attribute self.Color.Alpha to 0

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Sorry, thanks for your help so far .. Do I create a 'constrain attribute' rulewithin the actor itself and then this:

Try constraining the rotation to some compounded sine waves, not at my computer right now so can't test it, but try something like - constrain rotation to:

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that are moving down continuously by a move attribute and wrap Y. I tried with collisions but Im very confused. Can you help me?

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Just constrain the wheel's rotation to mouse X position, it's as simple as that.

Fast Constrain project:

https://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/75220/fast-constrain-linkmachine-v2

No need to duplicate the code, just constrain the eyes to the main character.

When attribute game.mouse.button is true

In the spawn behavior there is the spawn offset for X and Y location. You can use an Attribute there and increment it to spawn in a line.

so that the user can play again? Is there an attribute with my actor that would control this? I did put a rule in my actor that when game over is true to reset the game but it doesn't work when I p

In the actor you are spawning have it update a game level attribute when it is spawned, like:

You are using Move Rules there, the best bet when working with the Physics Engine is to move your actors by using a Change Attribute Linear Velocity X or Y depending on your direction of movement. Whe

Change Attribute game.Audio.Sound Volume = 0

ChartBoost allows the sending of a custom ID along with the video ad request from within the app. @BlackCloakGS‌, please remember to include this, allowing us to populate this field with an attribute

If you created booleans called game.playing and game.over, they can mean anything you want them to. The name of the attribute has no effect on what it does or how you use it. You could just as easil

That one has been posted a long time I think I may need to check it out and refresh my own memory, lol. But I know the general idea of the spotlight was to make a large black image that covers most of