button and replace with the particular button's attributes (after trying the easy route of going though every behaviour to see if I could spot the mistake).

Change Attribute game.Value to (game.Value%game.Top)+1

Constrains can slow things down but shouldn't cause logic not to fire off. The best thing to do is put in some debug behaviors and see if rules are firing or not. From time to time rules can get corru

Im also having that issue. I have a lot of constrain attributes in the scene. Now sometimes they show and sometimes they don't. I have to keep refreshing the preview scene. Now the constrain att. isn'

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change attribute score to score + 1

attribute SpeedLvl >=1 (hit the + sign to add another condition)attribute SpeedLvl <=4

I have an actor that is supposed to spawn particles in different colors depending on a game.attribute called "SpeedLvl".

What I do is save score every .10 depending on how fast a score can change...on the same scene I load that attribute...and say when the level is finished or a checkpoint is reached I "post sc

@tatiang @Jesse10 you could put mod(game.score+50,100) in Actor 1 and mod(game.score,100) in Actor 2 and you won't need the game.endOfSceneScore attribute, change attribute and rule condition.

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Create a real attribute within the building actor. Call it "MyY".

If your score will always hit a multiple of 50, you can use a rule that says When numeric expression mod(game.totalscore,50)=0, change sccene. The mod() function returns the remainder of a division p

Attribute game.totalscore = ?????

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Well you should be using a change attribute not a constrain.

You're telling the actor to destroy itself and then to constrain game.score to game.score+1. Constraining an attribute to itself is generally not recommended because it introduces an endless loop (if

We would like to help you but we can't help you without seeing your rules. I'd be guessing to suggest that you're subtracting 6 from 8 or that you have duplicate Change Attribute behaviors that are a

To clarify, that would be Constrain Attribute self.Position.Y to self.Position.Y. As you noticed, you can't use a single game attribute for multiple attribute values. But you can constrain an attrib

I've already tried marking the fixed rotation, change the drag and density attributes, but none of them work.