Constrain self.rotation to vectorToAngle( self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X , self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y )

Change Attribute: Self.Position.x to (floor(Self.Position.x/64)64)+32

saying and you control the jump with one boolean attribute named "Jump" :

create an attribute jumpOnly which is a boolean.

3) Adjust an attribute for the amount of the consumable purchased, and save the attribute.

be used). You also have to give it a callback attribute. This works the same as the network behaviors’ callback attribute: it is initialized to 0 when the behavior is run, and set to 1 when the data

@Andrea_Comisi‌, upon collision calculate the velocity of the first actor, pass the value to a game attribute and read it out in the second actor. Make sure your actors are either ordered correctly in

Rule - when self.motion.linearVelocityX = 0 - change attribute self.graphics.flip horizontal to self.graphics.flip horizontal

@hopscotch i can't constrain any attribute to the linear velocity because even if i constrain it to an attribute still be 0( i tried with integer real and undex)! Any solution? It wirk only if i unloc

Rule - when self.motion.linearVelocityX > 0 - - change attribute self.graphics.flip horizontally to true

I set a display text of left and right with the change attribute and found there were times when it was switching back and forth there was no text. So I added another rule for velocity = 0 and found t

I tried both setting the scene gravity attribute and giving the actors the accelerate attribute.

* change attribute self.graphics.flip horizontal to true

* * change attribute self.graphics.flip horizontally to true

I want to calculate the paddle velocity so i can constrain the puck velocity to it

This will require a table. Each player will need an integer attribute for their ID, called here IDAttribute. They will then need to have their coordinates constrained on a table at Row IDattribute. Wh

Change attribute / width to textSubStr(self.Name,1,3)

an Accelrate Attribute -->Direction 270

With the information you've provided, I have no idea how to help you. Are you using Move, Move To, Interpolate, or some other behavior to make your actors move? And how are you changing the directio

the size by altering the value in a Change Attribute behaviour, or maybe directly in the size attributes (etc) . . . then returning to the Inspector/Actors window, selecting the next actor, double cl