You will need a game.attribute, call it gravity(integer)

Constrain attribute self.position.x to mouse.position.x

Create an attribute called "Grounded"

You want to have a "Save Attribute" behavior in the rule after the player finishes the level.

Idea #2... take the physics off of all but the first actor, then constrain the rest of the actors to the first ones self.y through a global attribute?

1. A game index attribute named "musicTrack".

Create game.attribute(index) called HammerSpeed

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also forgot to mention, if you were to constrain one actors self.time to a global, then you could have all of them reference it in the sine equation and they would be perfectly aligned at all times re

Change attribute self.rotation to 0

make a new integer game.attribute called touch

I had the same issues with my game that is announcer reactive. What I did is set a play sound Boolean. Put it as a condition in each sound. In each rule when the sound is active it changes the Boolean

I saw the sin,cos method but i could not figure a way to make them hit the wall and then bounce back. Any ideas on how to constrain them into moving with others?

a boolean sceneAttribute: Busy (unchecked)

I have actually figured this out on my own. With those with my problem what I did is I checked if the input attribute contains each letter and if it does I added to my score counter.

I guess you'd want to start with creating an attribute, called 'side' for example.

Can't seem to find how you can set the attributes to busy? Sorry to be so dumb but need step by step for that bit if poss?

For example, the other day I started building a sort of endless platformer. To make it truly endless, I made it so the platforms move rather than the player (by constraining their linear velocity). Bu

I am currently making a word game. How can I score each word a user submits based on the letters they use (say A=10 points, D=20 points)? So if the player submitted the word "Add" th

You'd can use another attribute to keep a track of which level the player has just left, and then add that to your level overview camera rules.