The nightly build available to Pro members includes some powerful text manipulation functions, which made this much simpler to code. It uses a table to store the letter strings (one for each round) b

Constrain Self.X to AAA*sin(game.time*BBB)+CCC

I use a lot of constrain attributes and a lot of timers in my game. And iv had a lot of people tell me and I myself notice the game runs quite well with no lag.

Ok so I have a game where a collectable item moves left and right on an infinite loop, I had it set like this, basically a boolean attribute set to false and on a 2 second timer it switch between fals

So I am making a one level type of game like flappy birds (don't get the wrong idea though, it is absolutely nothing like flappy birds:) my question is a little bit hard to explain so i'm going to use

Actor (self) attribute reset from scene to scene. So if you have an actor moving at self.motion.linear velocity.X = 300 and you change or reset the scene, that same actor will have self.motion.linear

Constrain attribute game.counterDuration to 10/self.motion.Linear Velocity.Y

I've actually used those devil behaviors constrain and/or spawns inside a time with pretty good success. (Image)

One way to deal with it would be to put a 'game control' actor on each scene and change the scene specific attributes with it. The game control actor would be invisible and/or off screen so you don't

The general idea is to increment a game attribute right before spawning an actor and then have the actor grab that game attribute and assign it to a self attribute. That self attribute then gets used

I had to do this wih a grenade physics problem. When it collides, Set a timer. Say after 2.5 seconds, interpolate attribute self.velocity x to 0. Make sure "run to completion" is on

I had to do this wih a grenade physics problem. When it collides, Set a timer. Say after 2.5 seconds, interpolate attribute self.velocity x to 0. Make sure "run to completion" is on

Yes, so you'd want a self.spawnChance for each actor in that case. And actually, the attribute you want to change would be self.probability (for lack of a better name). That's the 2 or 3 in the rule

How can I constrain a id of sorts so that I can access the actors attributes via the table. I want to use table row value when added but when an actor is destroyed and the rows shift the row numbers a

Make an integer attribute called game.spawnChance. Then set up your rules as follows:

Is your Actor Lives a Game Level Attribute? If so you'll need to reset it manually with a Change Attribute Behavior.

I constrained the character to

I even made a game attribute to keep track of the speed and display it on screen. And yes, the value starts high when the ball is launched, changes due to gravity, but once it starts rolling, it stops

Are you talking about scene attributes, actor (self) attributes or game attributes?

rule ... when touch is pressed ... interpole attribute player to his position y