Can I create a rule based on a value in a table without constraining a to an attribute in an actor?

1. Create a real attribute called eg. RandomEvent and set it to 0

Change attribute game.TrackIndex to game.TrackIndex+1

In Attack of The Kraken, I used Magnitude to determine the distance between the player and the enemy. When within a certain distance, an attribute was set to 'fire' and the enemy shot at the player.

change attribute: self.Jumping to true

All the camera control actors behave the same way. If its own ID is the same as a game ID, run the Control Camera behavior. Instead of unlocking the actor, make the prototype have that behavior all bu

Can someone please walk me through how to constrain the animation to stop when the actor lands on the floor? (Image)

Another thing, I'm not sure why you need the attribute self.Move....

@sSHAKESs deepblueapps was saying using the constrain attribrute behavior, pick self.position.x to (expression editor) current scene>layers>actor>position>x

This is old now, but I just wanted to mention that this happened to me and I sorted it by following what I had done in the past. Put the IAP code in a game attribute, and in the IAP behaviour refere

OK, I'll take a closer look at your gamefile to see if I can spot anything else that might be causing the problem... but just to say again, I suggested replacing the Constrain Attribute behaviours wit

So i remove a constrain attribute and add move attribute.

Hi @fox2 Without testing, it possibly could be because you're using a Constrain attribute on the self.motion.Linear Velocity.X in both cases, when you only need a Change Attribute behaviour.

(constrain attribute)

and so forth, and I have also added the jump attribute. However, when the character jumps in any direction aside straight up, the animation for the jump only lasts for a second, and then the charact

That won't help as collisions will still move the actors but not bounce. Density determines how much force is needed to displace an actor. Setting the density higher than another object means the obje

I believe there is a attribute under each character called bounciness and just set the value of that to 0 on both actors that are colliding.

On your player ship instead of using timers and change attribute, try using contrain attributes. Same thing with setting position.X into breadcrumbX

Create an Integer game attribute and set it to 1.

I've decided to use three different AI states: Sailing, Chasing and Firing. Sailing is a basic pathfinder where the enemy avoids islands and the boundary. Shooting is also pretty basic, but for chasin