I have a index self attribute to the level box called What Level am i. I have a rule on the level box called Spawn actor 0.png in the center on the box. I have set every level box its What level am i.

In the background and the spawned actors, constrain their velocity to a game attribute that you change over time.

I was wondering, how do you spawn an actor that has the current velocity and acceleration of a moving background? I cant seem to put the current acceleration as an attribute. Please help!

To vary a color attribute based on another attribute such as health -- and in the ranges you mentioned -- try this:

Inside one of your actors make a self Boolean attribute. Call it high score. When self.high score is false and score>Game.highscore play sound and change attribute self.high score to true

Trying to change the green tint of an actor from 175 down to 50 relative to the health pool; something like this:

* High Score- Create an integer attribute called HighScore. In the Display HighScore actor make a rule: If Score>HighScore change attribute HighScore to Score. Save attribute HighScore

If Object B only has an X velocity, this works fine. But the moment I add in a change attribute for linear motion.Y, the collision detection no longer works properly. Object B will detect the collis

but when i do the distances1 smaller than other attributes

Then make an Boolean attribute called "actor spawn"

Which is better? Save and load data using table or key(from save load attribute). Thanks.

Yeah it can be tightened up try changing the 10, i thought you could have the animation rules in here and still use your original code to move/constrain.

Which case needs more memory? Global Attribute or Scene Attribute? Thanks.

I have created an attribute under "Game" for Best Score as an Integer of 0

@Tim_A You could use the trick constrain self.motion.linear to 10*(mouse position-self.position).

It is ok, i managed it somehow. I had to make an other boolean attribute which will stop the moving animation, and in the same time it will begin the death animation.

Timer every 0 seconds spawn actor [actor name] at tableCellValue(tableName,game.row,1) tableCellValue(tableName,game.row,2) change attribute game.row to game.row+1

My rule for spawning works like this: There is a game variable, game.traveled. Every 0.1 seconds, I change attribute game.traveled to game.traveled + hero.speed/10. When game.traveled > 480*gam

sometimes make the mistake of creating a custom attribute called game.time and then confusing it with the built-in attribute.

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