make a self.attribute when true = destroy

rogue and going off the screen, ignoring the constraints of the "move to" coordinates being generated for them. I tried adding "safety" logic that would trigger a

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As for my problem, it looks like in the XML file the way images were tagged before was using a string. Now they are using an Image attribute which is causing none of my images to show up. So can I jus

the behavior is change attribute

Is there anyway to do this? I'd rather not edit the player actor for every scene differently because prototype s can't reference scene attributes. Is this possible? (Image)

If you're simply trying to constrain the position of the turret, than do this like so:

To anyone else interested, although I did not use it in the end, I did find that if you store the last width of the progress bar in a self attribute, when the width changes you can use basic logic to

I am trying to constrain a turret on a ship (main actor) with an offset that will allow the turret to always be at the front end of the ship no matter which rotation it is at. I have tried this formul

Make a game level attribute called shipSelection and set it to 1, 2, 3, or 4 when the ship is clicked.

Try storing the ball x and y position in a game attribute, and store the score ball x and y position in a game attribute too. Then add a rule to the score ball saying that if game.BallX = game.ScoreBa

Not entirely sure what you mean, but if you're talking about a card matching game, you could have a boolean global attribute for each card, considered 'true' when the card is turned over. Then simply

-- maybe a constrain

Attribute > devise.screen.size. width = 480

-- Constrain Attribute: self.difference To: game.Mouse.Position.X-self.Position.X

Sorted it! I had rules on the car that if it was flagged as right then Interpolate to the angle and likewise for left, but all I really needed was a constrain attribute on the car, constraining it to

Another great idea is to show debug text onscreen, and have it show your attribute values...

Make, say, a green square that constrains it's PositionX,Y to Touch1X,Y, then a yellow actor that tracks Touch2, and an orange one that tracks Touch3. Maybe have each actor display a number for it's

is portrait but for some reason the menu had an attribute to say start in landscape! This caused the immediate crash, changed to portrait as it should be and republished (again without the 2nd tick)

. Under the Bat Text actor I created a rule Attribute game.mouse.button is true . Then I added Destroy a Change Attribute to game.mouse.button to game.ActorTags.BatImage . It worked ! I clicked on