For example, if you were making a platform game, you'd make sure that your jump is working correctly. That collisions work. That the HUD works. That picking objects up works etc etc

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I suggest you watch all 11 of the short videos (and actually do the steps) before you ask more questions. You will get a much better response form the community if you can ask specific questions and

after 2 secs based on the Devicechecker attribute change it will go to a specific scene the developer will determine later.

-Constrain to circle example

Yes, I apoligise for continually posting this, so in detail, I'm making a sniper app and I would like to put an actor in the centre of the scope of the sniper, anyways I was wondering how I would acom

Yes I know I have made many discussions but I need to know how you constrain an actors x and y coordinantes to another characters, also what behaviours do I click on, I need detailed instructions, als

For the character jumping you just need to make sure they 'collide' with the road (or with an invisible hit box on the road) so they don't fall through the road and off the screen. Then set up a rule

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I think I have everything coded right. I'm tracking a lot of variables and the high score attribute was giving me problems between different scenes. I spent a couple hours trying to figuring that out.

change attribute game.spawnCount = game.spawnCount + 1

constrain self.position-x to device.mouse.position.x

behavior : constrain

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create a local boolean attribute called 'hitWall' or something

Change attribute game.lives to game.lives-1

make 2 real attribute and call them x scope and y scope

How do I constrain y and x position to another images?

make 2 real attribute and call them x scope and y scope