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Using a change attribute behaviour after an interpolate has arrived at its target value - where both the interpolate and change attribute are operating on the same attribute - results in the change at

An other workaround would be using the self.time and an offset attribute. I believe that is taking less from the processor. It's like a custom timer.

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LoopUntil self.Size.Width=300Change Attribute: self.Size.Width to self.Size.Width+1RuleWhen self.Size.Width=300Change Attribute: self.Size.Width to 100

Yes, I tried pretty much everything, there are a few workarounds, constrain worked for me too, but oddly using >299 wouldn't work, nor would a timer always work.

@Socks, I'm sure it's no good, but if you use a Constrain Attribute to 100 instead of the Change that works too.... but still no luck with the Change Attribute either. (Image)

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Thanks for taking the time to make the video, appreciated. The issue I am having is with change attribute, you are using interpolate rather than change attribute to return the actor to its starting si

Placing the change attribute into a timer also didn't work, the rule just wouldn't fire for me, but even if it did unfortunately the way my project is set up I need it to work as shown in the video.

”Not on my Mac at the moment so I can't test but have u tried tossing a timer in the rule? After 0.01 secs change size“

Instead of change attribute use an interpolate attribute in 0 seconds. See attachement.

@jamie_c the whole problem is in 'change attribute'. now you are using interpolate to change width back to 100. interpolate width to 100 in 0 seconds should also work instead of change attribute.

also you can change the rule itself to say when self time > then 2.02 seconds then change attribute width to 100 also works.

I think it as something to do with timing if you put the change attribute in a timer and say after 0.01 seconds then change size to 100 it will work, or at least does in 11.1.2.

I'm trying use interpolate to increase an actor's size - and when the actor reaches the target size I need to then change its size back to the starting size using change attribute . . . simple enough

Constrain self.Motion.linear.velocity X to 282.8*cos(vectorToAngle( self.Position.X - game.ballX , self.Position.Y - game.ballY ))

Create a text attribute called game.whichArrowNext. In the left arrow, have a rule that says When touch is pressed change attribute game.whichArrowNext to 'right'. In the right arrow have a rule tha

d. The side and bottom collisions on the bowls are better and no longer requires the salt and pepper to be dropped in the center.