You would select your actor in the scene and unlock it. You then would constrain the scene Camera X and Y to your actors self x and y.

just give the actor a movement function - don't use a game attribute.

You select the attribute you want via the what the expression editor.

I have not seen the template but if you go to the Attributes panel and highlight the JumpTriggered attribute and click the "-" button it will give you a list of actors the attribute

I cannot find a place where game.JumpTriggered attribute is linked to penguin_jumpUp animation so that I can link the JumpTriggered attribute to another set of images.

Game attributes: integer Velocity 80

Hi Thor, if you watch the tutorial I posted, where I use a Move Behavior in the tutorial, use a Constrain Attribute instead. For example in the Rule named Move me Right you would replace the Move Beha

* I have the checkbox checked to show ads during scene change with the show banner attribute during those scenes.

We see it most often when scenes don't load, it's usually traced back to a rule that is missing an attribute.

Hi Thor. I would create a Boolean variable (set to false at default) such as 'moveright'. When right button is pressed, the value will change to true. When the value is true, try using Constrain Attri

Make a game.attribute ('real'), let's call it HeroX

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Constrain Attribute

change attribute "self.size.width" to "50" and another one for the height.

Make a game.attribute ('real'), let's call it HeroX

If you simply want one actor to track the X position of another you can simply constrain the following actor's X position to the leading actor's X position using a constrain behaviour.

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Create a boolean attribute called game.slowDown. In an actor, have a rule that changed game.slowDown to true based on some condition (and then back to false on some other condition or after a certain

If you need to access another actor's position attributes, you might instead constrain game.bluePlayerX to self.position.X in the blue player actor (and the same for the Y position). Then every other

As long as you are selecting game.Time from the attribute browser and not just typing it in, that should work.