I have an actor (ball) that is spawned and drops to the ground. When it drops to the ground, the attribute of the ball changes. When i touch the screen, the same actor has to be respawned. When it hit

set to 0 seconds would be identical to change attribute but I guess I'd have to test that to know for sure. Anyway, you should absolutely be able to enter decimals for Interpolate durations. Are yo

I think I now have a version of that working above adding an extra self attribute in and embedding within a timer!

I probably should have mentioned that I'd added a debug to the reset attribute - that's how I know that it's not always firing!

Say I want him to idle, and he has 30 something pics of idle....Do I have to do that with each individual image? Like make 30 new actors? or just put the change attribute with the animation. Because t

Use a change attribute behaviour and choose Flip Horizontal for the image. I'm not at my computer at the moment to give more details, hope that helps.

Hey guys - I'm working on a maths game at the moment, where a lot of different things are triggered by attributes, but I'm running into some problems where the triggering of rules seems to be quite in

     Change attribute game.clickingStar to true

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Change attribute self.position.X to prec(self.position.X/game.gridSize,0)*game.gridSize

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numbers, so add a behavior to change the attribute to max(2,attribute) first. If you divide the number by 3 you can tell if it's divisible by 3 but since some even numbers are divisible by 3 that wo

if attribute Number = (floor(Number/2))*2 . . . .

Arbitrary terms do no compute . . . . 'normally' . . . 'constrain' . . . 'upsize' . . . crackle

pointless to use, you might as well use a Change Attribute...so I've given the interpolates a duration)

If Score (attribute) > Highscore (attribute),

Ok so ill just build normally and make images twice the size but constrain to the actor size and it will automatically upsize on a retina display.

I'd make a game boolean attribute, let's call it Toggle, and then I'd make an identical actor in the Inspector of the actor Bubble, call them BubbleA and BubbleB.

You might try adding a condition to each rule that checks if attribute game.allowMove (boolean) is true. Set that attribute to true initially. Inside of the movement rule, set it up this way:

Note that there are some times that you will want/need to unlock an actor. For example, if you have five enemies on the scene and one of them is a boss enemy that rotates instead of just sits still,