What attribute would I use? Sorry still new to this

Hi, thanks for your answer for help! For this time, i used this behavior for this time: 'Player' Collisions or overlaps with actor of type 'Door' then ' change attribute 'Show Text' to TRUE. Then crea

Is it possible to set actor's horizontal wrap attribute at runtime?

There is no ability to collaborate with another programmer on a project, seeing the Attributes are all going off hidden IDs rather than the actual name of the Attribute itself.

Going to see if I can get this to make sense. Lol I am making a volume slider and I need to constrain the sliders self x to mouse x. The scene I have is for iPhone 5 and is set to 1,300x1,300. The sli

if you move a actor onto the scene before you add an attribute to it the actor on the scene will act like a prototype any changes made to it effect all the actors moved before you added attributes and

Create another Boolean Attribute starting as false and set it to true after the message has been displayed the first time. Then add a check for this new Boolean when displaying the message and only di

Once the player buys the complete tier1 set of a dagger, sword and crossbow, the tier set attribute changes to 1, and a new tier of weapons will be unlocked. This all works.

To find the difference you just use a change attribute behavior. For example;

am working on an endless run game. I got my canon set up and it shoots the ball as expected. when the ball is shot and if, it overlaps or is equal to X = 900 it is constrained to X = 900. But the cons

This may seem strange but my random counter seems to not be acting so random either. It seems to constantly pick the same value, even with a change attribute reset back to 0 before its fired. Not sure

Just another discovery. If I try and constrain my actors Y.position, the image of that actor becomes blurry.

Can I make a rule that then fills in the other 2 cells/columns, using other letters of the alphabet than the one genrated before. I know where the first value went into, as I created an game attribute

How do I store the difference between the two actors in an attribute? Do I use a save and load attribute behaviour?

(I've used change attribute but I tend to use Interpolate - I think Interpolate may be better on resources (please correct me anyone if I'm wrong) and it also allows you to play with the speed of tran

Change Attribute: self.InitialDistance To: magnitude(self.finalX - self.Position.X , self.finalY - self.Position.Y)

-- Store the difference between the two actors in an attribute: difference=(enemy.Y-laser.Y)

the table attribute for consumables should match the variable it's filling.

1. I've made a new Real Game Attribute called enemy.

The laser beam constrain behavior does not change the "height". Instead it changes the y position of the actor.