make a integer attribute (for now I call it game.integer)

So I'm wanting my gray background with the controls (Not yet triggering anything) To stay in the same position while the camera is flipping along with the main actor. On my actor (unlocked) I have the

@timolapre1998, hi, thanks for your reply! It helped and I got my character to jump, but the floor goes down. I set up collisions already.

Hm I must be doing something wrong then. I have 1 constrain the: scene.Camera.Rotation To the -self.Rotation on the unlocked white square. Is there something I'm doing wrong?

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Hi, well I never, I said: I'm using Save and Load behaviours for scene and self attributes and all works well as usual (ad hoc on an iPad (1)).

Make a boolean attribute. (lets say we call it jumping) inside the button place a rule

Curious though that your test didn't show this. Maybe because your text was more than 3 characters to start with. Try a score attribute that starts with 0, then add to it. You'll see that it centres

Hi @Doguz That's odd... I guess you're on a PC? I've duplicated your Display Text with an integer game attribute and there's no problem on the Mac...

put attribute like arrows and then put selfmotionlinearvelocity to 500 or something. there is also a gamesalad free template

But did you think on created several "ghost" actors, that will constrain to the position where you want touch to be activated, and move the positon of that "Ghost"

If you're doing it my way, you'll just need to place that one constrain attribute rule into your unlocked Player/White Square actor. See my previous comment.

Ok so I have 2 constrain attributes. On one it has: game.rotationActor then self.rotation

Constrain attribute scene.Camera.Rotation to -self.rotation

How do I constrain the camera rotation? Where do I find it?

Your not going to type in destroyrobot1. Your making a boolean game attribute to turn to true when your hitbox is pressed, which will in turn make your robot be destroyed as long as you add a destroy

if game.screen.height =568, then change attribute self.position.x to -20

Yeah we're on the right page... now this might sound dumb, but with the new update the change attribute is different. I think at one time i could type inside the set: box but now a small menus po

@Manto1 Wheres the attribute?

Constrain scene.camera.rotation to game.rotationActor