orbit the triangle around the center X (search for orbit threads) and constrain the angle to the inverse angle using vectorToAngle(circleX-triangleX,circleY-TriangleY)

Or you can simply use the same speed value as the one in the constrain behaviour.

You will also need to constrain rotation to the vectorToAngle between the centerpoint and the object if you want it to always point outwards like in that image.

1) Constrain attribute (orbiting object)

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Rule: When attribute self.Image is FirstImageTimer After 1 second Change Image SecondImageRule: When attribute self.Image is SecondImageTimer After 1 second Change Image FirstImage

You can output any description, Attribute or Expression to this Debug Window to follow your code as it runs by including "log debugging statements" in your actors.

To me seems like the "change table cell value" behavior has a bug in it??? IDK, I've tried changing the behavior to use an attribute or text expression and I get the same results, I

Yes, there are much simpler ways. I build an app for someone who wanted a countdown timer and I just display the value of an attribute and then have an up arrow button and a down arrow button. Each

would cost 1 point to fire. I created a Change Attribute for the projectile to game.score-1. On the object I added a Change Attribute upon collision with projectile to game.score+2. This is somehow a

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I would have thought, after the 5 cards are dealt, change attribute to something like: game.cardsdealt to true, then if game.cardsdealt is true spawn the 6th card. Just does not work. Thanx.

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that now won't move at all. I use integer self-attribute that increases by 1 after each interpolate to simulate bouncing motion. I've never had any problems like this, has there been some major chang

@BlackCloakGS‌ I'm chasing a weird bug, it seems like if you have an attribute that is used in a rule, and you delete that rule and then go to delete the attribute it prompts you that the attribute it

If you want to spawn actors - and detect collisions so you don't have two actors in the same place - but also want them to be immovable (by the way 'unmovable' generally means unaffected by emotion (I

Thank You for the answer @tatiang. I did what you said last night. If i constrain self.position.x (and y) to game.mouse.position.x (and y) and not place the constrain behavior inside of a rule. The pr

If you are trying to make a game where you move the mouse and avoid walls/obstacles, you would just constrain self.position.x (and y) to game.mouse.position.x (and y) and not place the constrain behav

Cheers @jigglybean‌.

Thank you jigglybean. That's a good video and helps me see how to use tables. For a boggle game then I guess I would need to enter every available word into the table and have an attribute to search t