So thinking out loud, and I have time today so I will put it to test, but your going to need, following on from my above work, to detect of the same number is up,down,left and right. If the actor find

"So for example each actor is given a own unique ID. Using tables that information is stored. It also has two other attributes, col and row. This tells it where it is on the game and where it

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You'll need another attribute, most likely a boolean to force the rule to be evaluated again. So after the attack is over, you reset the boolean (e.g. game.readyToAttack) to true and then place the r

Hi! I am creating a game, but I ran into a little problem. I try to explain this as clear as possible. I use example attributes just to make it clearer.

Constrain Attribute: self.rotation To: (angleToTarget)+(30*cos(self.Time *500))

Constrain Attribute game.score to 999999-game.Time*[a factor such as 1000]

constran attribute score to 999999(my max score i try)*(1-game time/(1200))

Oh yea. It was a great day when save attribute was introduced.

Change attribute self.rotation to -45

I'm working with a few circle 'actors' and square 'actors' with physics / collisions detections. I also have platforms.

Back before you could Save Attribute. Man those were the goo..bad ole days, weren't they??

Me too I'm just totally brain storming like how you would save high scores to the player's computer instead of gamesalad. I think save/load attribute covers it on mobile but I wonder with other platfo

To fix this, add a timer around the top set of Change Attribute behaviors with it set to After 0.1 seconds and with run to completion checked.

The video illustrates the symptom. To fix it, we'll need to see a screenshot of your rules. Is there anything happening on the pause scene that is resetting attributes? You say the pause button onl

heres a short video showing the issue. The right display box displays charging boolean, the left displays releasing the projectile boolean. The pause button only changes a global attribute to activate

Are you using Change Attribute to set the position of the accent actors? It sounds like you're using a behavior with "Relative to" set to actor instead of scene.

Constrain Attribute game.score to floor((game.height*game.heightFactor)*(game.maxTime/game.Time))

3) There is a rule inside "accent" that if "doChange=1" and "self.myIndex = 1" then change attribute of self.position.x to game.BoxX and self.posi

What you could do is make a Threshold attribute and give it a value like 5 or so.