if you want to increase the speed with precision in a specified moment/part of screen you have to create an integer attribute inside your enemies called myspeed and set it to 300, so I think you have

A trick you can use is to make an image with the controls already on and constrain the image to minus camera rotation.

Come on man! Make and atttribute and make it an attribute??? What is this?

Change attribute --> Self.Weapon type --> 2

"just create xyz minus 5 plus delta 4 divided by the attribute of the cube metrix...."

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If i create an attribute in my hero how do i make it an attribute??

Make an attribute in your hero and make it an attribute.

Make an integer attribute called 'weapon type'.

but her example (template) had only 1 power up so she used a boolean attribute which was fine for 2 weapons.

in the health bar actor i used a constrain "self.size.width" to "table1.health" and another constrain "self.position.x" to a formula that goes lik

Me know. This version is more accurate in the collisions. Thanks for your message.

If you are trying to see if both actors where touched, the set game level attributes as each actor is touched

change attribute, "Players coins minus Price to unlock "

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You could create a "mask" actor and constrain its position to the bottom of your "animation" actor. Put the collide rule on the "mask" actor, not

Collisions do not work when using interpolate. You need to move the ball using a different behaviour.

A game level attribute is created in the Attribute tab on the left and can be used in all actors. A self attribute is created in an actor in the panel on the left and can only be used in the actor it

What do you mean by game level attribute, sorry i'm quite new

Put your reset scene in another actor off screen and use a game level attribute to run it.