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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I constrain attribute self.position.X to 100°cos(self.Time°200%360)+game.SunX

if attribute game-(score) =3

Then on the constrained objects you can constrain the self.x, y, and rotation attributes that exist already to those table values.

I'm making a game where I have waves of enemy actors being spawned and I would need a way to constrain actors (position and rotation) with the spawned actors.

Attributes:

image. Once we put both images in the animation attribute however, the second image where the character should be squished, is actually larger than the first image. We want it to be on the same scale

So the way to set up such a condition is to keep track of the when the space key is pressed. Create a boolean called self.pressedSpace and set it to false (unchecked). This could be a game attribute

Make a game.attribute, let's call it 'X'.

Then you need a move attribute Boolean and set direction

@Back2Code‌ Saving tables works differently to saving attributes. If you save an attribute, you have to load it when you re-launch the game. On the other hand, if you use "Save Table&quot

The load / save attribute behaviour is for storing variables without tables.

I am not using "Save Attribute"/"Load Attribute", and not retrieving anything with "table cell function".

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@Rabid Parrot‌ There is no "Load table" attribute - there is only a Load Attribute behaviour working in conjunction with the Save Attribute one.... Should there be something like tha

The workaround is to create an attribute called game.zero and give it the value 0. Then set up your rule so that If attribute game.zero=[whatever expression you want] then... [behaviors].

Hi, I created an actor to control when the level is complete and also created a table, now when I create a rule in the actor instead of attribute I need the numerical expression but it's not showing u

Are you loading the table cell values to each attribute when you start the game?