. I was accidentally using the change attribute instead of contrain (yes.. I know!)

He wants to move left to right (rather than in the Y direction), he's already got the constrain working fine for Y, he just needs the lefthand side of his behaviour to read position.x rather than posi

I did not use Interpolate. It was accomplished using two actors (one as a drag and the other as a camera). Then using constraint and change attribute. I am very very new to all of this so please forgi

There's no reason it shouldn't work. If it works in one direction, it will work in another. All you're doing is constraining a different attribute to the same value that you've already said works just

Use the equation you have in your first post, but instead of constraining the actor's Y position to that equation, constrain the actor's X position to that equation.

There isn't a built-in way to globally script an action for all actors with a specific tag, but you could certainly set up a rule in every actor that says if attribute self.Tags contains [tag name], t

Each time you want to select a word at random, change attribute game.word to random(1,tableRowCount(tableName)). Then use game.word for the row number in each DisplayText, textSubString(), etc. funct

I've tried several solutions but none of them seems to work (constraint attribute, change attribute, change velocity,...). Maybe just not in the right place.

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@justinodunn, in the Graphics attributes of the actor you will find the Horisontal and Vertical Flip option.

So that will grab it when it first spawns with a basic Change Attribute command? It wont be affected by the projectile being spawned in motion?

If you're talking normal attributes, they should reset with a scene. If you are talking saved attributes, include in the reset button behaviors a save attribute= 0 or something else to equal a default

I thought of having a condition in which the projectile tracks its X position compared to the player's position, (an game attribute constrained for multiple purposes) but that means the player could t

I'm using touch to spawn a "kicker" actor that constrains velocity toward the touch position. All this works fine. The spawn is set to be at the same position as the actor.

If touch is pressed: change attribute, Device.Audio.sound volume to 1-Device.Audio.sound volume.

change attribute, (Device.Audio.Music volume+1)%2

make a attribute called musicOff and a attribute called soundOff

To achieve this I am tracking taps on each ball: when the actor collides, change attribute self.tap to self.tap+1 and add to score

Ive still got the game.BonusTime attribute set on Real at this stage, and it worked with it like this.

That's a custom attribute. Open the actor and click the + at the bottom of the list of attributes to add a boolean attribute. You can name it anything you like; I just chose "action.&qu