--Constrain Attribute self.directionToMove(angle attribute) to vectorToAngle(game.playerX-self.position.x, game.playerY-self.position.y)

I have the Enemy actor behaving with a simple Move To that carries him toward the Hero. It also has a Constrain Attribute behavior that keeps it facing the direction of travel. There are a few obstacl

I create an integer attribute and change it random between 1 and 4, like this:

just add a boolean attribute thats says "Apple" and use that in rules so when your publishing for "Apple" just check it off and the rule will know it's apple and un

* Create a game level integer attribute call it something like enemyCount and set it to 1

i managed to constrain the health bar's width to the enemy's health points but because there are several enemies (of the same type) when i shoot one enemy, the health bar of every enemy will change.

they are, as described ('1 point is added to the attribute game.score every 0.5 seconds...'), essentially the same thing, the same value scale (albeit one is always twice as large as the other), goin

I'm a great believer in efficiency, keeping things as simple and as stripped down as possible, here self.time (or game.time) is directly related to game.score, game.score is twice the value of self.ti

1 point is added to the attribute game.score every 0.5 seconds... but my custom font numbers are constrained... hence they are going to change every 0.5 seconds.

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Hmm...one thing I don't understand. You say you are using constrain, but at the same time, the score updates only every 0.5 seconds? How is that. Constrain doesn't/shouldn't have a interval like that,

Ok. Basically it is narrowed down to "I know that it is being caused by the updating of the score." It is the same whether it is constrain or change (every 0.5 seconds)... Would chan

So, we definitely know it's the Constrain behaviour that is causing the issue.

I have now checked and it is for sure the constrain attribute function.

I'd first establish for certain whether this is causing the issue. You can switch off the Constrain behaviour by clicking on the little 'on' button, if the 'lag spike™' still happens you know it's not

Constrain Attribute: self.Image To: floor(game.score%self.div)/(self.div/10)

Create a integer attribute called Distance

Set up a Boolean attribute jokerpos and rule as follows;

I would set up an boolean attribute called "white_ball_miss" either Game of Scene level.

I have the same problem. I simply use change attribute to change music volume to 0 or any value between 0 to 1 but nothing happened, the music volume is the same.