Can you make an attribute in the actor? For instance make a boolean attribute self.changeimage. Every (1,5) change attribute self.changeimage to true

Make a boolean attribute (self.rotatenow) within the actor.

When game.Score > game.level1Best When game.Score >= 1500 change attribute game.level1trophy to 3 otherwise When game.Score >= 1000 change attribute game.level1tro

Here you can open any xml file with an editor and search for Load Attribute/Save Attribute behaviours.

Don't think that is possible. I always go to the Attributes panel and highlight the attribute and click the "-" button it will then ask you if you want to delete it and give you a li

Just interpolate an attribute from one value to another and constrain your actor to this value - so the same interpolation but with collisions.

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

Use two actors, one to do the bouncing, colliding and all that, and a second actor that just holds the animation. You make the 'collision' actor invisible, and constrain the actor with the animation t

Not sure what to say about it other than it constrains things to whatever value you place in the 'To' field.

@Socks thats exactly what I wanted. I guess I have not yet understood the main funcionality of the constrain. Could you explain it a bit..

I've tried storing the values in attributes and tables. but for whatever reason my deselect code never seems to function properly. the image will show it deselected, but the back end attribute doesn't

1) In the actor , make a self attribute (type = real) called "bottomY"

Constrain attribute:

I've already set a playerx and playery Game Attribute. I've given the player constrain self.position.x to game.playerx and constrain self.position.y to game.playery. The enemy also already has a Move

When the Attribute self.Image contains 1

Make an integer attribute within the actor.

Make an integer attribute within the actor, let's call it A - and place your actor on the screen at X-139, Y-131.

Create a Real Attribute called Character.

First you go to the "Scene" tab in the Attributes section and adjust the gravity.

I would uncheck 'Movable' and then constrain the actor's rotation to: