@findmattox - Constrain the actors self position X and Y to game.Mouse.PositionX and game.Mouse.PositionY

* I get totally slowed down by constantly by having to scroll down to find attributes in the Expression Editor. Should be an autocomplete feature, or autofind by starting to type (as there already is

@StormyStudio everybody - and most everything has a routine. That is how we grow. Through copying. So you can have a set number of narratives for a character all attached to an attribute on a random c

For the first I'd look at constrain attribute, and for the second option I'd probably look at the move to behavior with a rule around it to only trigger when there's a certain distance between the two

(Its the: If Attribute game.rowNumber < 5, or If Touch Pressed, Etc)

If attribute self.motion.linear velocity.Y > 0, then change attribute game.Moving up? to True, otherwise change attribute game.Moving up? to False

I have an actor that when he jumps onto a moving platform he is constrained to that moving platform's X coordinate. This let's him move with the platform while being stationary.

ok so the conidtion would be a rule? say if attribute game.rowNumber<5...um yeah im lost lol.

Change Attribute to Game.ammo to Game.ammo-1

Attribute: game.ammo = 10

then program in the swap. this could be done with a constrain on the position +- the sway offset from the tier 1 object.

All you have to do is type in true or false. change attribute gameboolean to false

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If you put the following two Attribute Change rules into each actor they will always sit on whole pixel values.

Use this: (game.attribute)+true

I was thinking that you create a larger (taller) scene size, then constrain the camera to the actor that "drops" the new actors.

@simo103 Thanks man, I needed this and your tutorial helped. However, I needed mine to change from day to night after every 6mins so all I had to do was change the clock attribute from hour to minutes

constrain self.motion.x to: (mouse.x - self.pos.x)*5

I've tried having the fish actor accelerate towards the mouse position (as well as using move to and constrain, neither of which were smooth enough) but the fish would have to much speed and momentum

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