It really depends what you mean by "continue the story." You'll need to decide what data to save. Once you decide, you use a Save Attribute behavior to save each value and a Load A

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(you could also constrain its coords, set its velocity to 0, add min(max()) to coords to stop it from moving if your game logic really forbids using Movable. )

Constrain x to ..............

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That's the only way you can get access to the scene camera attribute as far as I am aware

I think the DRAG attribute is what you want to set really high, and maybe DENSITY or FRICTION. That or when boulder collides with (object or tag) - set x-linear speed to 0-3 (very minimal).. Try expe

I have a boulder actor in a project, and I have it use the physics engine so it can roll and fall like boulders do, however, I want it to also UNPUSHABLE like a boulder. I don't want my actor to be ab

So, with my idea, the user actually has to be playing when the clock strikes 12 in order for the attribute to be changed. How do work it so the game knows that 12 has occurred for that particular day,

Change attribute DailyBonus to true

One problem I can see coming up is ideally the game would close the in game browser window as soon as the Facebook login and approval is complete. But I don't think we can trigger the closing of the b

Create an integer attribute called savehour

This seemed like a simple way to do it. But it doesn't ask for a key input, it looks for an attribute.

Without knowing how you have the circle constrain set up it's hard to diagnose.

The actor is travelling straight at 45 angle. After a timer or 1 second, it is triggered to then constrain to go into a circle, however it jumps to the right hand side of the circle and continues from

Sure, just make the direction an ever increasing (or decreasing) value, use whatever you want to change this value (self.time, game.time, make it an attribute and then interpolate this attribute's val

Ideally I would like to set an attribute to true at a specific time of day.

@sawkastee I take it you're changing the card actor's self.row and then constraining the self.image to an expression based on self.row. So when you remove a row from the table, it affects that expres

removing rows from child table. I change an attribute self.row to random table row count of the child table when deal button is pressed. Card self image is equal to a row's ".png"

Constrain Attribute:[ self.velocity ] To:[ ( self.velocity + ( self.targetWidth - self.Size.Width )* self.k )* self.damp ]