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.

maybe its the code in the spawn actor y attribute that I didn't quite understand..

What I did was first mark off all the column pairs (or more if the items have other variable features), and then created a series of game level attributes, calling them AttributeCounters 1, 2 and so o

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being provided by your hand. When you use a constrain or interpolate you don't throw the ball be carry it to the spot. There is a constant force. When you use constrain or interpolate the actor ignor

sure, all the learning is welcome,thank you, but as you said you can't expect this with position , i did it with size, so it applys anyway?how do i know wich attributes have the same behavior with in

You may be having a problem where the health attribute is going negative and your rule is set for When game.health=0. Try changing the rule condition to When game.health≤0 and see if that makes a dif

When attribute "game.health"=0

I am new to game development ( I wouldn't call myself a developer) I do find it fascinating the thought of building a complete game without coding. I am working on a game and am having some issues wit

Under the scene attribute check the ones you want to support.

"$"..game.attribute

I have a feeling It has to due with Constrain and you just constrain it a certain distance away from the number but what happens if its like $10000 and jumps down to $--- ----1 how would you make it

Change attribute self.position.x to ceil(self.position.x)

* spawn coin is false, change attribute spawn coin to true. change attribute (random 1,4), when attribute= 1/2/3/4 spawn coin (different locations)

It's certainly a good idea though. Could even have a single global attribute that can toggle them on/off.

Sometimes what I do is just wrap the achievement stuff in a rule that says when attribute =1.ill test the achievements and when I know they're working, I manually set the game attribute back to 0 so

Create a self attribute (integer) in the moving actor. Call it CollideState, or something like that. At it to 0.

Hello I made an actor with move attribute running from left to right but I want the actor to stop when it is collided with another object and stay in place. How can do that? please help thanks.