Change Attribute: Speed = Speed * 2

I'm having a major bug I guess. I have an attribute for the text box that it's called "textbox". When the player clicks an interactive object, it reads from a table and displays the

I want to change real attribute to random(1.9,2.1), but everytime it changes to 1, or 2.

On your play button have a rule that changes a game attribute called Game Started to true. On the actor that spawns falling objects have a rule that only spawns falling objects when Game Started = tru

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the hand tool in Photoshop), the ability to constrain an option+drag, the ability to zoom in and out of a scene . . . etc etc . . . basically modern tools and workflow you'd expect from an applicati

That makes perfect sense actually, I don't know why I did not think to constrain the position to the velocity...

Well basically you're looking to create a sliding scale. So we'd need to establish the minimum velocity and the max velocity. Then we need to establish the minimum X position and the maximum X positio

Nice, but might want to note that the Index Attribute does not exist on Windows so just use Integer.

Problem appears to be with concatenation. If i set an attribute to 9E+10 - it displays i scientific notation fine. As soon as i concatenation with another number it says nan

I have a game attribute for an object A with X velocity that is always changing depending on a key board input.

Create one game attribute (integer type) and name it "MusicON/OFF".

To round to the nearest whole number, just throw your result into an index or integer attribute.

Also try playing around with change attribute or constraining his velocity values to 0 for a short amount of time.. 0.1 secs or what ever works if you want to force him to a stand still. Also play aro

I want to control when he's allowed to perform his movements. I was thinking 'self.allowjump.. Y = (attribute). Just trying different stuff.

I think Index must be the least used attribute type, but in situations like this it comes in pretty handy!

You could use an index attribute instead of an integer (if you're using an integer that is). An index operates the same as an integer except that it can't go below 0, so will effectively achieve what

Change Attribute PointsEarned to PointsCan - TurnNum

I have total points attribute,

I created a rule that prints my Y position when I collide with my actor "PlatformGround". The value isn't static. It changes between three actual values that are all about .150 apar…