What if it was a change attribute behavior?

only fire once like a change attribute but say a constrain attribute would stay active. When you check run to completion once the timer is active it will ignore the condition of the rule it is in. As

change attribute:

I downloaded the template but the Change table attribute in the "XP Meter" is blank and I have no idea what he used to place in it. This is in my bucket list, I need to finish this b

I suggest you implement it without the constrain. Since the Windows does not have an expression editor on the left of the equation yet, create a game level attribute for the distance offcut:

I haven't thought of those methods, I only thought of constrain as the way to keep track of the laser. There was another reason I had to use constrain to attach the laser to a game attribute, I can't

@Hopscotch Yes, each laser has a constrain that subtracts from the Princess's location, so that if they exceed a set distance, they destroy themselves, for example, some destroy themeselves after a ra

I also change the Linear velocity instead of using the move attribute, just to see if that caused the problem, but it did not help.

In the equalizer actor, you want to put the change attribute in the otherwise of the rule that plays the animation.

Okay. It's pretty simple. Just go to your music actors that play the music, and in the otherwise section put, change attribute: musicOn_off to false.

The Attribute Browser is the drop-down menu that appears when you click on the attribute field (i.e. the first field of a Change Attribute behavior). It lists "Game," "Devi

Unlocking instances works the same on Windows... I'm not sure what the attribute browser is, though. If that's where the behaviors are to be dragged out, then maybe that's different. Scenes, layers an

Timer after 6 seconds Change Attribute

I'm creating a game where when the player hits a power up they become invincible for a specific amount of time (say 6 seconds). When the actor hits the PUP I change a global attribute called invincibl

If you open the Layers tab under Scene, you can see the order of your actors. They get processed from the bottom up. Therefore it is important that your actor which updates the constrain attributes g

Hi, I'm using a constrain attribute to link a space ship and a 'force field' position around it, trying to lock them together. Problem is that as the ship moves quickly or has a collision, the forcefi

Finally, to answer your question about fading actors, you can do that using their Alpha attribute, and have its max. value of 1 fade to 0 over time using Interpolate Behaviour. (Or from 0 to 1 for a f

1. Create a new Boolean Game Level Attribute (starting False) called 'activate' (or whatever you want)2. In each button you'll want to add a Change Attribute Behavior when the button is pressed to cha

For the record for newer users of GSC, you can reference other on-screen actors' attributes if the on-screen actor trying to reference them has been made an instance, i.e is unlocked.

Your exampled has the following to constrain the size.