@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.

Change attribute: _Random X_</font color> to random (60,500)

Timer: Every 5 seconds change attribute : game.random X (for coins) to: random (60,500)

self.Type is just a self attribute I made - you do that by going into the actor prototype and clicking the + under the attribute pane.

1) When changing the attribute to self.type I cannot find type under the attributes browser?