I have multiple balls on screen and i want all of them to move a certain direction when my fly actor touches any of them, so i made a attribute touch and whenever fly touches any ball, it sets the to

4 attributes. Start x and start y. Then constrain x and constrain y. You can then. During game play use constrain attributes for self.x and self.y.......player dies the two options are restart. Move

Make a detector actor and constrain him to the player actor with one pixel overlap at the bottom.

I was storing each address in its own game attribute so it could be quickly changed... but still a bit fiddly.

In my code, the attribute of the ball is "change attribute" if collision with barrel.

Because I am unhappy with the collisions of the actor with the ground. If i just mark it as "refresh jump count and have standing imagE when collide with ground actor" It will activa

with the player replaced by a Player Spawn attribute, and the enemies turned into a spawning table, the only materials currently in place will be the surfaces, the blocks attaching them, and the spik

What you will want to do is make two attributes in the game file and one in whatever button you have as the locked/unlocked item. Mark the attributes something like CurrentLevel, UnlockedLevel, and(on

You can do this by constraining the actor's x/y position to the mouse x/y position without a rule. Just use two constrain behaviors.

Hi i have a moving platform actor with three self attributes two real attributes mymax and my min and a an integer called my speed. https://www.dropbox.com/s/659y89stg0gqdvs/Screenshot 2014-04-08 23.2

Now you should see the option to change its position in the attribute pannel to bring it back into view.

I know I'm supposed to use this formula - [ (('new angle'+180)%360)-180 ] HOWEVER, since my orbiting actor can rotate around the actor multiple times, the attributes I have for angles accumulate - whi

You need to use an actor on scene and unlock the prototype to access scene attributes. The camera is a scene attribute.

The 'bob' can be condensed into just two constrain attribute behaviors. But hey will have some monster equations!

Create 2 integer attributes:

Each time you need to spawn actors, first change an integer attribute to random(1,4) and then use that attribute to spawn at the tableCellValue() for x and y in that row. Delete the row and pick an i

There are lots of ways to do 'downward' movement, if you wanted to try Gravity instead go for it. See if it works better for you. You could also consider a Change Attribute and change the actors Linea

Just add the new actor - Reset actor and where actor gets destroyed change attribute Gameover to true.

"tableCellValue( game.Table 1 ,1, - game.spawn point )" here I've added the "-game.spawn point" which is the integer game attribute used, it never worked haha

Ok i have a game, the basic is i have a actor (A man) and he is at the top of the screen falling down. I have applied a move attribute to him so he is going downtowards the ground. It is at the direct