There are not multiple formulas here, this is all one formula, you need to use these three constrain behaviours in conjunction with each other.

doesn't work. If I make a rule to change the attribute SELF.MOTION.LINEAR.X +135 when Player touch the angled platform works, but doesn't look like a real movement.

I have an actor that jumps from 1 building to another. The problem is, i would like the actor to land exactly on the centre of the building when it jumps. i tried by changing its attribute self. motio

A game level Score attribute?

create a real attribute and call it whiteLine.X or whatever, then use a constrain attribute in the white line and constrain its self position.x to the whiteLine.X attribute.

@socks I just sat down & explained it if you had the > @Socks said: >patience

So, add an integer attribute to your egg actor to keep track of its state - lets call the attribute EggState and set it to 0.

@socks if possible I would like something to constrain to the white lines on the left & right side which if the red object hits either of the walls it won't move. The red actor is controlled b

Constrain X position to:

It sounds like you have an attribute that is part of a rule condition that you aren't resetting on each new scene.

However, I would suggest not using a timer in your "controller" at all. Just have a rule checking if the answer attribute is greater than 0, assuming 0 is the unanswered state. The r

The three buttons all change an attribute called "answer" with the values 1,2 or 3

your actor in memory would be to use the loop attribute or to interpolate x attribute. But as socks mentioned, the easiest way is just to increase your scene width, which let's GS know that the acto

Make two real attributes called game.startTime and game.elapsedTime.

@PixelPowered it's just a static background image that's moved up the screen, and when it reaches a set height off screen, its height value is changed, through a change attribute so that it moves back

@onelasttime‌ Still trying to figure out what the issue is with gamecirlce, the login attribute is working just fine on the iOS side, so I know the code is in the right place. It must have something

You can give the heart actor an integer attribute called self.myPosition. Then in the scene, double-click each heart actor and change its self.myPosition value to match it's position (e.g. the first

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Seems using @Socks‌ examples all you would need to do is track the cameras position using a constraint, and then you could rotate at any point. So just change the 512 and 384 to attributes and constra

ever true and therefore never saves/loads the attribute.