Then make an angle attribute, let's call it WheelAngle.

Or . . . constrain an 'angle' attribute to the rotation, and use that for your prize calculations (an 'angle' attribute will always stay within a range of 0-360) - example file below.

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When attribute self.rotation = more than 0 and less than 45 add 100.

Game attribute ('X')

Change Attribute DestGo to true

If you're using any game attributes for your active play scene, they will be remembered even when you leave the scene (say to the Game Over scene).

Then put a blank actor outside of the play area of your scene, and in it put change attribute behaviours for any game attributes that would have changed - to change them back.

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Change attribute game.stage to 3

Make a game boolean called DestGo (make sure it's a game attribute).

Wall actor:when actor recieves event overlaps or collides with player 1orwhen actor recieves event overlaps or collides with player 2:Change attribute game.KillPlayer to trueplayer 1 actor:When attrib

Not sure I understand fully... if you tie them to the same attribute and put collision detection on the wall actor, that then changes the attribute; regardless of who hits the wall it will trigger for

Hi @akaomid1 try replacing the boolean attribute if its a scene attribute with a game attribute.

So when either player 1 or player 2 hits the wall, change attribute game.wallhit to true, on each of the player say when game.wallhit is true "kill player", after .1 change scene or

Make a boolean attribute and then use the equation you came up with to set it. For example if I had a boolean attribute called "myBooleanAttribute" you could use a change attribute

This would allow the rule to work using all AND's, but now the problem is in how to check for the computed value of the Game Attributes Left, Right, and Back? It seems that it will only allow you to s

I decided to build a proof-of-concept demo that provides a method for displaying a custom font from a text string (attribute). It's far from polished but I think it might be viable for someone who re

Note that self.keyPressed is a text attribute that starts out blank. The only bug I found was that if you press and hold an arrow, such as left, and then press another arrow such as up while still

the best way to do this is just to add a rule to the house press that uses a boolean attribute: