An index attribute is just a whole number greater than or equal to zero, whereas an integer attribute is a whole number less than, equal to, or greater than zero. They are for the most part interchan

download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/40kbpq7sw5usmxe/constrain actor to player template.zip

Do you need the index attribute to work this? Because on windows, we ain't got no indexes... (Image)

change attribute > devices > audio > if it's a sound then double click "sound", if it's music, double click "music" > to 0.35...0r 1...o

of point and click games is managing Boolean Attributes so once you get a handle on those it's just a lot of work to manage them all and of course create all the nice looking images. You can use tabl

on touch change attribute game.number ---> random(1, 300)

Yes and no. When an attribute changes value, the rule is retested but only triggers an action (e.g. behavior) if the state of the rule has changed.

sometimes ive noticed, that the attribute never reaches 1 but instantly changes to 0.

or restarting anything, etc., just put Change Attribute game.Wave=0. See how you go with that.

This should be so simple. I thought every time an attribute changes, rules relying on that attributes will be retested. Is this normally the case is there an exception to that?

and if you want it to stop moving when he is shooting then make a self attribute (boolean)

Hi @ZeroRaven Basically what @timolapre1998said, although you don't need the constrain on the playerY, as you mentioned.

make 2 attributes (lets say we call them playerX and playerY)

I've tried the "set game.playerpositionx to self.positionx" change attribute and then having the "enemy" move towards the game attribute positionx. (same set for y)

Add an offset to the constrain to give it distance or use the move behavior with the x and y of the actor to follow.

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you change the position to the half of the width you change. do its easier to constrain self.position.X to (self.size.width/2)+(the Xposition you want it to start, something like 10)

Change Attribute: self.size.width -----> self.size.width-20

do you want it to constrain his position to the actor's position he has to follow?

constrain self.position.X to 10(where to start)+(self.size.width/2)