To constrain the distance between the points. You will need to set up the distance between coordinates.

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Yeah, when in doubt, not the programs fault, turns out that the constrain attributes I had put on the player actor yesterday where missing since the game crashing before I saved up to that point. So a

Hi @Franto it really is difficult to know what's going on without more info, but I'll suggest one thing: make sure that the self magnitude is constrained, i.e use a Constrain Attribute behaviour to th

@Socks Cool! I'm also using a boolean attribute or a Timer behavior along with the custom animation so that you can control it if you only need the animation to play once.

At present to call a 'tableCellValue' function, you have to manually go in and select a table from the game attributes and add it to the function. then give it a cell row and column number. This works

If you want them to respond before they hit the wall, use another, larger invisible actor, and spawn it on top of your AI and constrain its coords to the AI location.

For that type of AI I think you'll need invisible actors that act as "feelers" to scout ahead of the enemy actor and look for possible collisions. Once a possible collision is regis

It is also super simple to implement and is completely table, attribute and rule free.

It is also super simple to implement and is completely table, attribute and rule free.

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At the point where you add the the values to the earth shield you modify the change attribute behavior:

UPDATE: Ok i tested it and its now working much better and i didn't even have to add another index attribute( I am loving these tables!)

Its just a regular rotate behavior. Like in the example file. I was trying to show that you could replace both the constrain behavior and the rule with just one display text behavior.

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I was hoping to figure out how to make the thumbstick from scratch as when I try to see the formula used for the constrain attributes parts in the official cross platform project, it's partially hidde

For other positions create formulas. I divide the screensize by 24 for each device and set this value to an game.attribute (xpreset and ypreset) and position my actors to screensize.width/2 +/- n*xpr

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@jamie_c if you do so you have to add a new rule and a new change attribute to you code.