constrain x position to mouse x position

you have to work with constrain attribute.

if attribute 'hint' is true do

I usually use a constrain attribute as it holds it a zero. Always works for me. Also make sure you lock out any rules that make it move. So have a pause Boolean and make it one of the conditions in al

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It seems that GS is evaluating things just a smidgen too fast. If you place the change attribute inside a "0" timer, it will stop.

If you use the pause function, place your level complete window in the pause scene so it shows on top of your paused game. Set an attribute called level complete to true and when you unpause check to

with the current X and Y of the actor and then constrain the actor's actual X and Y to the respective local attributes. This works fine but I'm obviously setting up quite a few constrain attributes

When attribute self.Position.X = 499,

can't use movement through solid actors or you'll get a fun block explosion (lol) so use change attribute self.y (position it above the top block, not in the same spot, and it will fall into position

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Make a new attribute(integer) and call it SnowBallsCurrentEaten(or something)

I don't know really understand what you want but maby you have to use constrain attribute?

@adlaim said "Stay away from the use of mathematical formulas when using interpolate. Create self.attribute. Then place the mathematical equation that you want. And Now :: Make interpolate S

اصنع self.attribute .

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constrain attribut :

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my mousse position don't update, when i constrain my camera Y

And then have and Global attribute looking at the combined highest value.