the resizing bug! (if you're curious, for custom collisions, in HTML5, if you put the Collision behavior on one of the actors, then collisions don't work. But if you put it on the other actor you wan

Most of the HTML5 output system is working pretty great, but without the SOUND, COLLISIONS and TEXT working properly, there are some major limitations with what can be done with it.

I have an actor that using keyboard controls can go up and down... i don't want it to be able to go outside of the top or bottom of the given screen. How do I do this? Thanks.

Constrain X position to A*sin(game.time*B )+C

But yes, sadly, my big magnum opus, I cannot export to HTML5, as the issues with that output format prevent that from being viable. My game procedurally generates levels, and therefore the collisions

Fig3: You can see the .game level attributes (game.Count #) and (game.MaxCount)

Change Attribute is a behavior.

wow excellent breakdown! i was initially wondering about doing this with this physics editor https://www.codeandweb.com/physicseditor that program does allow to create multiple collisions within a sin

INDEX and MAX#, and my actors have an ID attribute, but I don't see how/where to "change attribute" in order to assign ID = INDEX. Do you do it inside one of the drop down bars that

What I do is set 2 game level 'integer' attributes: and 1 self attribute in the actor to be spawned;

spawn actors (about 200), each with some unique attributes.

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Also, regarding collisions, great to hear you have a lead, and I would really like you to follow up on that, as I believe I reported it one or two years ago (I lose track), and nothing has been done.

I'll poke in here for a minute. As you know, we're busy at work with the online tool and it's really coming along. I know that personally, I'd love to see actor/image/attribute folders in the new tool

on that since we also discovered an issue where collisions are a bit weird and depend on which actor you add them too. I have a feeling both issues are related.

self.Position.Y of the enemy). You would constrain heroX and heroY to the hero actor's position attributes and then have the enemy or spawner actor check.

I would create an Attribute called "KillBalls" and set this to True when all the balls should be destroyed. Then in the ball actor check the value of KillBalls, when it's true run th

I have set 'show banner ads' when 'Remove ads' is false, but when it's true, there is no attribute I can change to stop banner ads.

It would be great if the COLLISIONS and SOUND issues were addressed, as they are fairly core parts of the engine, and I can't currently output my completed game to HTML5, that I spent about 5 years on