when an attribute equates to a certain value i would like to deactivate a certain actor in my scene, meaning the user cannot touch it at all, until the attribute in question changes to another value.

So I've had this issue multiple times, my image is not tiling. It was previously solved with my background image by adding "Change attribute self.graphics.tilewidth" etc. But with my

Create a boolean attribute in each actor called self.clicked. The initial value should be false (unchecked). If touch is pressed then... if self.clicked is false add to the score and change self.cli

It's a hit box. Constrain the hit box to the actor. The actor can be large as hell, but the actual detectable hit area, is well....contrained to very basic geomertry, but if you shrink it, to a specif

But even simpler would be to put a change attribute behaviour in the actor - and set it to 45°

1.Game Boolean attribute (MainActor)

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The best bet is to not have the character themselves be what collides. You create invisible actors to the exact size you want the collision to be, and then Constrain the player character to this posit

Sure that would be possible too. I'd probably use a Boolean Attribute, when it's True 'turn off' the big guy and 'turn on' the little guy and when its False 'turn on' the big guy and 'turn off' the li

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Make an attribute call "full" Boolean,

if 'F value' in the row is lower than the last one saved in a attribute, replace it with new value (and save grid number it relates to).

The Touch# actors are constrained to their specific touch attributes, so when an actor collides with Touch1 it can set a self attribute that it is being controlled by Touch1.

Hmmm interesting. I would think you do it just like score vs highscore. Make an interger called new best. Make a rule that attribute score is greater than highscore...spawn text display "n

* * Change attribute: self.amIReadyToShoot to false.

Create a boolean attribute that says when the actor "can be hurt". Then apply that in a rule. When collision with enemy, you can use a timer, for x seconds, change attribute &quo

change attribute RankA = Hi-score

I have a 'score' attribute and a "high score' for when score is >than high score.

i am making a project wich 2 buttons are in the screen , they can scroll only on the Y position , one is in the right and the other in the left (landscape), but when i make a rule to constrain my tou

Plus with tables you don't need the load attribute either. Watch my video series on GS logic as you using that timer like that shows me you don't understand logic.