Really? I;ve never had them fall through. Are you sure its the constrain position that does it?

@‌Tosanu The reason I always do constrain self.motion.linear velocity.Y rather then just constrain.self.position.Y is because it allows the player actor to collide with the ledge better. in my expe

If the platform doesnt have to move in Y at any point, you can instead first get Core Y, and then constrain Position Y to Core y.

@LyboTech Add a real attribute to your ledge actor called "core Y"

Did you constrain their Y motion or Y position?

I did it this way. I constrained a small invisible actor/hitbox underneath the player, that only extends below him 1-3 pixels, and not in any othe rdirection. THAT is the actor i have looking for the

Glad it worked out, @Mattcus, with the suggestion from @Armelline.

So i need to create a "game attribute boolean" called:"is Chasing" and then create in the "enemy actor" rule called: "attribute"

If attribute: isChasing is true

Thanks for replying but I didn't really understand where i need to put the attribute in? Is it the game attribute if yes what type? or is it in the Actor section (conditions)? Could you please be more

create a new attribute "isChasing"

Ah right, I'd blame the Mac then, for replacing your attribute in the Display Text behaviour with "Hello World!" just after your words "BEST SCORE"... it's always d

Change attribute: Random X to random (60,500)

My code is as simple as: when attribute game.blur = 1 Set image to "Screen blurred photo" otherwise set image to "Solid screen".

a Boolean attribute, let's call it SelectGo

Hi @aliz94 as @Socks says, an attribute doesn't have a rate, an attribute value can have, but I'm certain you meant to say that! (Image)

I have an integer attribute "attack" which when the button is pressed changes that attribute to 1,2,or 3 depending on which button it was. The 'enemy' actor (The thing that you have

An attribute does not have a 'rate'.

How do I calculate the rate per second of an attribute.

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