I'm using PhysicsEditor to make custom collisions. It seems like the program allows me to assign collisions to multiple areas of an actor that are not directly connected but when I try to assign it in

*You _can_ transfer attribute values from one actor to another by doing something like this in the spawner actor:

a Reward Ad, nothing is shown either. The reward attribute isn't updated, no reward is given, and the scene simply changes. Yet throughout all of this Banner Ads are showing. @adent42 mentioned an up

The Interpolate Behavior works outside of the normal physics engine and because of that collisions don't register correctly.

When attribute "game.collision" = "1"

The easiest way is to constrain the Actor's Y position to the Y position of the Touch1.Y Position attribute (Located in Device Tab).

i tried a couple ideas (one involved a game attribute boolean, timers and loop) but nothing worked properly. would really appreciate some insight.

I have a tableSearch set up to search for the string (which is stored in an attribute) but I'm not sure what the tableSearch is returning, whether it finds it or not. Basically I need to check if a st

Just gotta say - this works extremely well. Custom collisions are now so much easier to use. You literally just click one button (Image)

b) I would recommend using custom collisions. Quite often you die, even though visually you haven’t touched the enemy/trap. This is most visible with the spikes.

The volume is controlled with a load / save attribute.

you could just make a banner yourself then spawn it using a boolean attribute.

in this case), but am unsure how to integrate an attribute as you describe. I gather it would be a boolean attribute, but I'm stuck on the specifics...

Once Score = 2, use that as a flag to change another Attribute (like ShowBanner). Then you can make ShowBanner True to show the banner and False to hide it.

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constrain "self.position.x" to "80-(self.size.width/2)"

* Constrain Attribute

Ah, I think you're right... she/he may not have understood how Interpolate works. Interpolate changes the value of an attribute from it's current value to a final value (in this case, -100) over a ti

Also, make a Game Attribute, call it player_Y and in the player actor constrain game.player_Y to the actor's Y position.

you can constrain self.position.x to A * cos(self.time*B )+C