The best thing to do IMO is to make a mask actor (smaller actor constrained the the main ships X & Y) for collisions and forget about trying to constrain mask actors to the enemies.

for really quick changing an attribute you have to do something like

Change attribute to random (1,10)

ok so i now how to randomize a set of numbers for spawning monsters at random, but how do i make it so an attribute constantly randomizes from 1 to 10 realy quick, so kind of like a mystery box on sub

If you want only the people who have downloaded the game before your update to receive the free coins then you need to find an attribute that is already activated. Such as game.Tutorial displayed equa

You can have an actor called spawner and an attribute called opened that the spawner changes to true if opened is false and it also spawns the actor that gives the player 100 coins. Then saves opened

if you have coins attribute just change it to 100 and when the player update the game the iphone will load the coins and +100 coins that you added

In my game, I'm having an issue with the otherwise portion of rules not triggering. This is happening across multiple actors in a certain scene. For instance if the game attribute "game ove

Make a real attribute, let's call it PosY, then a Constrain Attribute behaviour on the actor that's being swiped y position:

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Are you saying that when you have more items then visible inventory slots you want the extra items hidden but they're not hidden at the moment because of the constrain attributes? I.e. You've got 7 it

i have 4 actors and an attribute. the first actor is a spawner. this is the rules and stuff: every .5 sec, change attribute randomspawn (integer atribute) to random(1,3) if random spawn is 1 spawn act

Make an integer attribute called "music". Keep it at 0.

I went into the attributes panel (not the attributes in the actor itself) and made two integer attributes called Start X and Start Y. I went into the gameOver actor and said change attribute >

Works fine for me (example attached), the point here is that if you can use Kevin's notion of "when released" to change an attribute, then you already have a system for detecting whe

In the game over attribute, give it a Start X and Start Y integer.

Would that be a change attribute behavior? My game over attribute is a boolean, so I couldn't do the "=". Thanks again

you have to make a integer attribute.

Hi Dave, yes, saving via tables still is absolutely fine… so is saving and loading scene attributes and (as far as I know) self attributes too… just game attributes don't seem to be loading with Load

post by @charliehgreen he says that loading game attributes has been working fine up until recently (the same for me); I wrote I had problems with loading game attributes too ( and I didn't do anythi