What I did was just make a new actor, add two constrain attributes, then drag those actors on to the scene on to the miniMap. Then I dragged those same actors again on to the scene, unlocked them and

@charliehgreen Hi, I have had a problem recently with game attributes not loading, self and scene attributes seemed OK as usual. I let GS HQ know but unfortunately didn't really get a definitive reply

Make a boolean attribute called: self.ready?

its not that it wouldn't work in the Expression Editor. its the fact of why on earth would you want to add 100+ mouse clicks a day when setting change attributes to a specific preset value. There is n

Save x.position to attribute of player (which is a real attribute labeled oldX)

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Change attribute self.XtargetPos to self.Position.X

Sorry, yes, as sadida172 says, I mean the accelerometer attribute.

Change attribute Game.menu to (game.menu+1)%2

mmmm i thought of doing that but i thought it would be easier to constrain, but ah well considering @socks uses the change image method it must be the best way haha (Image)

Or if you don't want to use a camera 'zoom' then all you'd have to do is to scale up the relevant values in the constrain behaviour that's in the spawner actor:

heres an example: i want to once the main actor walks over a weapon it will constrain the weapon to the main actors hand area how can i do this? any help would be appreciated.

@RThurman, thanks! And I've been using the |T| designation for some time now and find it quite useful to keep track of my table attributes. Just hoping the GS team finds a clever way to implement so

I just got this problem without doing anything with my attribute system.

Sure can, you could have an attribute that increases whenever the accelerometer hits -1 or 1 (either end of the 'shake') then once that attribute is above a certain amount it triggers whatever you wan

Constrain self.colour.red to 1-magnitude( scene.Background.The Player.Position.X - scene.Background.The Enemy.Position.X , scene.Background.The Player.Position.Y - scene.Background.The Enemy.Position.

You would have to make a Non consumable IAP. Which will turn a Boolean game attribute to true.

With the warning pointer placed in the scene - and unlocked - place these three constrains directly into the actor in the scene:

Constrain position X to: [the distance you want the warning actor to orbit the player] *cos ( vectorToAngle ( enemy position X - warning actor position X, enemy position Y - warning actor position Y )

Heres what I did: Attribute - ≠ - 2:Change Attribute: game.Score+1.