"I've tried constraining to x and y game level attributes but the following actor follows as if it's joined to the leader"

When you click on this stack of layers (they each have a self.ID) they are told to change a game.attribute to their self.ID . . . . this will be done in reverse order from bottom to top (E,D,C,B,A).

-The actors when touched turn on a global attribute for themselves. Background items and anything underneath have a rule that if the above actor is selected then they do not change colour. This seems

     Change attribute game.stripeTouched to true

I am almost done with my first GS game, and it is pretty much all ready except for one issue. I have characters you can unlock. I have been testing my app using test flight on my iPhone 7+. Once i unl

wont reset. I've added in a game over boolean attribute, tried resetting the players x and y coords, even tried just destroying the enemy outright but he just refuses to go away. Any recommendations?

Create a text attribute, lets call it sequence

And you can change the 'game.randomDirection' attribute to adjust the target degrees.

@tatiang That project file is fine. I also added an integer attribute that increases by 1 every second on that file and there's still no flickering.

I had a quick look online and found it was due to the high score type actor displaying the attribute of the score and it was a case of sending the layer to the back to stop it flickering (which did in

In the spawner actor, make a new attribute, an integer will do, let's call it NME.

Open the expression editor by clicking the little 'e' in the Change Attribute behavior. Then click on the drop-down arrow to open the attribute browser. Click on the name of the actor (e.g. Actor 1)

I was trying to get my character to jump. I am on a windows computer and in the change attribute folder I can seem to get pull up self.motion.linear.velocity I tried typing it in but that is not an o

I am taking the colors from a table. I have an attribute called "color", which states the row of the color

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Think of Constrain as a Change attribute action that happens on every code cycle / 60 times a second, so essentially it is constantly changing whatever atribute you have it pointed at.

Would of had no clue how to use constrain, still got a lot to learn.

You could just constrain the actor's image to its angle (rotation). Quick demo attached below: (left and right arrow keys steer)

----Change Attribute self.counter to mod(self.counter,20)+1

Change Attribute self.counter to mod(self.counter,8)+1