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I have been having trouble make a time counter. I want some thing that goes up by .01. I tried use a timer and an attribute saying every .01 seconds add .01 to attribute, but when i do this there are

Change attribute self.Size.Width to _____

To solve this, I made a new attribute to change the size before the animation is activated and this seemed to work!

Actors move fine at speeds over 500 but it depends on what you're trying to do with them (whether there are collisions, etc.). I just used a Move behavior set to 1000 speed in Windows and it moves sm

Change attribute - self.colour.red to 0

first start by setting your changing actor to keep track of a game level boolean attribute like tatiang says but then you have a couple of options.

How about making a global integer attribute called "spawn" and initialise it to 1 upon starting level.

Create attribute called game.state (number att of some sort)

Try creating an attribute "step" for the actor (integer)that acts as a step counter and set it to 0.

When attribute game.mouse.button is true_

Like I said, I don't have an issue pulling the Spawn Time value and placing it in a display text attribute, but the timer doesn't spawn at the correct times.

I may be wrong on this but it looks like it's not working based off how you have your table cell value expression written out in the constrain attribute. I feel like your making it more complicated th

I am able to successfully pull the value from the table through a display text attribute, it just seems like the timer isn't accepting the value. The timer isn't spawning at the correct intervals.

allow the camera to move - also there might be a Constrain behaviour on the Control Camera actor that is preventing it from moving - or perhaps the keyboard command that moves the Control Camera acto

And here is a project where you can constrain the 'hitboxes' to your actor if you need them all the move around the scene together as one object:

I just used a sine wave and two change attribute behaviours (one for each arm), the rest is done by moving the camera around.

What is the size of the hitarea actor when it no longer detects collisions? And what happens if you delete the gun actor from the scene and just add a change attribute behavior somewhere that changes

I have an actor, 'hitarea' with width and height constrained to a game variable, 'radius'. I have another actor, 'gun' which is able to change this 'radius' game variable. I have other actors yet whic

As I explained above, you use an attribute set to 1 and subtract it from 3 each time the enter button is pressed. This might look strange but mathematically it works like this: