Interpolate is fine unless you want collisions. Interpolate will override collisions as it's a brut force move. Each has it's place depending on what one is looking to accomplish. If you don't need co

Constrain attribute self.motion.linear velocity X to 0

I have set up an attribute to trigger a MOVE TO behavior. When trigger is "1" Move actor to set destination (simple right?).

constrain character position x to mouse position x

I have an object for suppose a ball. I have another object -a hat- that I want constrains it's position relative to the angle of the ball so that if I place the hat on the top ball and the ball rotate

@thunder child if you email me the template I'll take a look and fix the issue for you. damien@gingagaming.com (Quote)

over to a new project so I get some order in my attribute libary.

     Constrain self.Position.X to game.Mouse.Position.X

It was the code. I just had to reset the ball attribute at each new level. I didn't understand exactly how GS worked as it was my first game. Cheers for your help you guys are awesome ;-)

as you go....please do add the save and load attributes so the next time they open the game...their progress is saved....I recently bought a template for $35 believing the levels would stay unlocked.

at least that I'm suppose to save and load attributes...however...with this particular template I don't know what attribute I'm suppose to be saving and loading. It's not a number...because there ar

= 200" so the actor spawns before the attribute is changed.

its because they are still learning how the attributes and things work...i do updates on my templates and sometimes give free download to the people that purchased them if i added more things to a te

In this tutorial, I show you how to create a basic word game with writable tables. A lot of people still use dozens of game attributes for word games. With the introduction of writable tables, all of

Constrain Attribute:[self.rotation] To:[- scene.Camera.Rotation]

I assume you have a button in your retry scene that takes you back to the gameplay screen. In that actor, right before you switch scenes, add a Change Attribute game.aliensleftfirst to 15.

RULE: when actor:alien be in y/x = 200 (the line where destroy): change attribute aleinsleftfirst = 15

There are 15 aliens and they are saved in the attribute aliensleftfirst .The problem is if i only distort 12 aliens before they hit the line it switches to a retry scene and then takes me back to the

Just use a game attribute for the acceleration speed and include a change velocity behavior at the top of the background actor's rules to change it to that attribute. That way when the actor spawns i

Constrain rotation to . . . . 30*sin( game.Time *100)+30