You have to make sure that the constrained actor and the constraining actor share an attribute value (e.g. self.ID set to an integer), as in my demo here: http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/commen

* Fixed issue when using a behavior to change an actor's physics attributes (density, friction, bounciness).

     Change attribute game.direction (integer) to -1

The advantage of changing an attribute to a table cell value is that you can use the attribute on the left side of a rule condition. Otherwise, it really doesn't matter which way you do it.

I have a value in a table. Is it better to get it directly from the table or save it to my actor attribute(self.variable) and use actor attribute when I want to use it. (e.g. change attribute to self.

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Make sure the URL attribute is hitting a valid page

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Constrain Y position to radius*sin(angle) (assume the angle is constantly changing)

In my game I am having two armies attack each other. I want each hero actor to have an area around them, that when an enemy goes inside the heros constrained zone, the hero will attack the enemy in it

If so then you can do this using the 'flip horizontally' attribute.

Reset - resets the callback attributes

constrain self.rotation to min(95,max(20,self.rotation))

When the attribute is switched to false, actor A spawns actor B and destroys itself.

Is it possible to have a camera stop tracking a character and then start up again? As in track a character while attribute is true then stop if attribute is false?

Hi, just wondering, is it possible to dynamically change Scene Size during runtime? I can change the Scene.Size.Height attribute fine but it seems to have no effect on the size of the scene. Failing t

So I'll be using attributes for this:

change attribute self.linear velocity X = (negative number to move left , positive to move right.

Change Attribute: self.Rotation to: vectorToAngle(game.MousePositionX-self.PositionX, game.MousePositionY-self.PositionY)