* I have an attribute "questionTimer" which has the value 5.5

Throughout this, I will use my integer (later on index) attribute HighScore as an example.

I used only the constrain rotation line, with a seperate (accelerate) behavior and i like the result (Image)

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