First make an attribute in the bullet actor named bulletangle.

vector to angle sets a game attribute shootAngle based on mouse press and mouse release

change attribute AC_1000m to true.

5 graphics in to a texture, you'd then have to constrain 5 separate actors to your player character, each showing one of the graphics. Lots of constrains are bad for performance. But if your player i

im creating a word game and need to combine letters. I have tiles (each a different letter attributes) and you drag them onto another "word actor". This word actor has an attribute

I don't know how you're changing the power bar but if you're going to set it up like a slider then you need to look at constraining an actor along one axis and between two points, so if it's a vertica

work with. I also apologise for some of the bad attribute names I've used.

Not sure what you mean a self attribute? Define that. A created self attribute in an actor or a existing attribute already present in an actor like color, moveable et...

I think it might have to do with mis-managing tables. I had been trying to use a self attribute instead of an integer hard coded to change a table. After I tried that, all actors simply displaying te

Does anyone know how to change a timer while a game is running please? Setting the expression of the timer with a self or game attribute doesn't change it once the timer has initially been created.

as the movement is more fluid and also keeps collisions in place without jumping through hoops. Why bloat my code to force a behavior not designed for collisions to make them do so. Each behavior has

well with that being said, when left or right is pressed it can change attribute Ladder 1 to false. (Quote)

Its a fair start, he'll need to figure out how to control when to go up or down + decide when to leave the ladder. I probably wouldn't completely constrain the x attribute, in case he needs to jump of

hmm i would go about making 1 attribute and 1 actor for each ladder.

change attribute self.Time to self.Time+0.11

If the circle thing doesn't work another option would be to maybe split the tree into two actors, one for the roots and one for the stump, and have them move together with constrain.

@NGames I don't use circle collisions as often but I thought the shape creates perfect circles. Does it create ovals over the object?

Since there are no custom collisions it sometimes dies even if it was not touching at all.The Tail and roots extend the shape. I am submitting an update for this soon.

This method would also allow collisions to work, as you can add a rule so that when the actor collides the interpolate is stopped.

I made a actor with a Time real attribute inside