You can have an "integer attribute" called money, which determines how much money the player has. This is originally 0, and then every time the character overlaps or collides with a

Thanks to everybody! I did it by self.attribute

I didn't think of that ! I suppose you could have a separate (non-interpolating) element that detect collisions (??).

For example what does "Rule attribute - selftiming is 1" mean ?

Rule attribute - selftiming is 1

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He means that you would have a rule such as When self.rotation >=0 AND self.rotation <=22.5, change attribute game.selectedColor to blue [assuming blue is at that point on your color whe

Have you tried directly changing the actors velocity with a Change Attribute behavior instead of using the Change Velocity behavior maybe?

Hello. I want my actor to turn left by itself (I'm not controlling the actor), so I'm using the Change Velocity Attribute to do it.

You could have the cop constrained to the criminal.

Hi all,

I've altered the project a little. I just created a rule which detected when the game.WhichRow attribute equals the tableRowCount amount, it subtracts that amount from the game attribute, thus resetti

Do you ever want the car 1 to catch the car 2 or just follow? If it's just follow you can constrain car 1 to car 2 and he will be hot on his tail but will never catch him.

Have two tables.. HeroText and VillagerText.. then create an 3 Integer Attribute... for say 'dialog' & 'HeroDialogNum' & 'VillagerDialogNum'

The biggest problem is collision detection, when ever you constrain an actors size or interpolate its size they no longer register correctly. If i remember correctly the work around for this one was t

I gave your suggestion a try, but the most interesting results still occur using gravity on and constraining the position of the target. When I set the target to unmoveable I got the expected result

You've mostly got it figured out. You can use booleans or a count to determine when the player has collected the right objects. So you could have an attribute called game.potionCount and each time t

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Hello @EarthSpirit just to mention, you don't have to put 0.0 into an attribute - an integer or even a real one - 0 will do just fine.

Example : I have a door in my game and i want a key for opening that door. When you found key it looks at the inventory and you drag that key to the door. How can you use that. I am thinking something