Technically speaking, yes it would be possible to manually make a custom collision shape, it would involve a lot of rules, and a couple of invisible actors constrained to the actor of your choice.

I have made one actor with a Rule to – Save Attribute: save Game.Game Progress and a Save Attribute : save Game.Time as b

I am buidling a game on ipad platform .. i am using stretch publishing for universal built .. the circles in the game lose their shape as a result .. i tried to constrain the width to the height to be

create game attributes

These are really basics and covered in the cookbook. Assuming you score is kept as an integer, you can use display text and show the score. When you character dies, just constrain the score attribute

How do you save/load an attribute in GS for Windows? I've set up a simple timer and a display for it. I've also created a button that I would like to save/record the current time on the timer and lo

use save and load attribute

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Miya usually caused by a rule that is missing an attribute in the condition field.

* Create a game attribute called Score

Well I'm just about done with game but I saw my high score counter wasn't working properly because I made it a game. attribute instead of a self. attribute. Therefore it just counts if you beat the sc

I'm now try using Tatiang method first (for learning sake) but where do I put the change image behaviour? Inside the timer or just underneath it? Oh, and the Contraint attribute self.image will become

allows this, if not then unlock a new actor, and constrain it to your main actor) . . . but assuming you can unlock the main actor . . . place two constrain behaviours into the newly unlocked main ac

for the first part I'm wondering if the rules are firing off too fast for them both to be killed. another way of looking at this would be to create an attribute called destroy or something, and have r

There are a bunch of ways of doing this, but the one I like is to constrain the actor to a sine wave so you get a nice smooth transition . . .

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That video was very helpful, using the layer data to constrain will surely be very helpful in my projects, thanks! I just could nor figure out how to use it with the spawned actors (arrows, enemies) b

Create a text attribute called self.imagePrefix and set its value to "Image" (without the quotes). Create an integer attribute called self.imageNumber and set its value to 0.

For example when actor hero self.position y<=332 change attribute wall in front of actor hero,thanks

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