1.) Create an integer game attribute called "SoundsAlreadyPlaying"

Edit: here's a demo. If you slow Actor 1's speed to something like 25, you can see when the collisions are detected (according to the count).

The sound should play once, every time it touches a new clickable actor. The current issue is that the sound will only play once when a clickable actor touches another clickable actor (which is great

I'm confused... are you wanting a collision detection to occur repeatedly or only once? If only once, the setup you have above should work by changing a boolean value and including that attribute con

You need to add scene.camera.origin.x and scene.camera.origin.y to the 2 constrains

When actor A collides with actor B the attribute called 'Y' changes from 0 to 1 after 2 seconds . . . then 2 seconds later the same attribute changes back to 0 ?

-When attribute Y = 0

I am in the same place, I have purchased Physics Editor for a new project and The Custom Collisions just do not work now. They just revert to Rectangle, Pretty Annoying. can anyone confirm or deny tha

constrain.

The workaround is to place the collision rule in the player instead of the box , you can work it out with a game attribute , if game.destroy is true do nothing otherwise collide with actor box.

I was hoping that I could have a self attribute called self.destroyed and a rule that says when self.destroyed is false, collide with hero, else nothing.

then backwards (and so on repeating) then constrain the controller to a sine wave, want the animation to pause and then later continue from the exact frame it paused on (a very common request) then j

Constrain a controller actor's angular velocity to the original actor's speed, then constrain the animation frame to the controller actor's angular velocity.

Sorry, should have mentioned, those attributes are constrained to the x and y velocity.

I also use a constrain image to the actors magnitude so actor's animation speed matches the actor speed:

of combination events, so simply using an actor attribute to make it a standard paste-able block won't work without really complicating things). It's probably not the best example, but ie. enemy A.I

I tried to figure out how to do it in the Table and after bringing using the attribute as you mention.

I've watched the only video i could find on YouTube which shows me how to make the mini map but it doesn't work the same as on the video the mini dots don't move once I put in the cords of the screen

To keep the actor on the edge of the screen, place the actor there. If you only constrain the Y position (as @Socks suggested) and do nothing to the X position, the actor will stay there.

--Constrain self.postion.Y to mouse.position.Y