As of now I am using a rule and the movement attribute.

check link of my actor attribute setup https://www.dropbox.com/s/2dtlmjrfdhuhndo/mysetup.jpg

check link of my actor attribute setup https://www.dropbox.com/s/2dtlmjrfdhuhndo/mysetup.jpg

check link of my actor attribute setup https://www.dropbox.com/s/2dtlmjrfdhuhndo/mysetup.jpg

check link of my actor attribute setup https://www.dropbox.com/s/2dtlmjrfdhuhndo/mysetup.jpg

Thanks though, constrain works!

Hmm, totally forgot about the constrain behavior lol. But even if you change x to 5, still the second condition about where y is satisfied. And it's set to run on either of them being true. And the

Why not just constrain the values instead of having a rule that checks to see if the positions aren't the same and then changes them to be the same?Method 1:

Hi, it's probably because the use of a timer in the second situation isn't really a working solution... I think your second method should use Constrain behaviours... you should find it'll be a constan

--> Change Attribute self.Position.X := game.OffsetX + game.OtherActorX

.....Change attribute game.touchTime (real) to game.Time

I started with a change position attribute rule, then changed to a "move to" rule. I went from a boolean being true to a boolean being false, which actually worked to move them in th

Then whenever you need a value, do Change Attribute game.choice (integer) to tableCellValue(tableName,random(1,tableRowCount(tableName)),1).

Hello. I a bit confused. Actually i can not find how to add keyboard input [prompt] [attribute: game.input]

Change Attribute game.direction (angle attribute) to vectorToAngle(self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X,self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y).(Quote)

I made a global attribute, and used this to constrain the x and y position of actor A. I then told actor B to move to the constrained positions.

If you use the "Change Attribute" behaviour on self.Position.X, then you can still move an object even if Movable is off.

Use two Constrain Attributes on Actor A that keep track of it's X and Y locations. Something like:

I should have added that the game is a 2D Strategy game, with collisions that react and a points system, simple but i hope effective!

Constrain X position to AAA*cos(self.time*BBB)+CCC