the way you are thinking is really the only way since we cant change the size of the bounding box of collisions (yet). Just limit the amount of actors you need to have glowing and the performance loss

In the constrain width change magnitude() to min(someValue,magnitude()) where someValue is the max width you want

It's easy to prevent this.. by constraining the glow as a separate image actor to this actor...but the constrain attribute, especially when you have many actors, is performance heavy.. so is there any

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What i guess is that you want after some time to reset an attribute, if so the solution is simple, put a timer behavior and say that AFTER X seconds , drag a change behavior to change the attribute

Hi Thomas, thanks for your quick reply. I'm sorry, but not following about creating a game attribute and constraining it. What kind of attribute, a boolean?

1) Just create a game attribute, then constrain the game attribute in one actor to that actor's attribute. Then, just change that game attribute wherever you need to.

1) How do I change the attribute of another actor? (Change attribute behavior only lists "self" and not the other actors. I go into the red hexagon and try to add a rule that when th

listen about your self-correcting table based attribute management system, as time goes on you will board up the doors and windows to shut out the light (because that's how "they" t

An example would be, if Touch is Pressed on the button, change a certain boolean scene Attribute to "true" then have your door watch out for that attribute. If it is "true&a

2.1. Change Attribute

1] You could increase the friction physics attribute on your "Walls" (a better term for vertical ground);

is at the edge of the screen... if so, you can constrain the player's position.

Instead of making it immovable, you can just constrain its X and Y coordinates when needed (Image)

Edit: actually, when I add the boolean it throws off the behaviors in the rule. Will try a different attribute.

..........Change Attribute game.elapsedTime (real) to game.elapsedTime+0.1

A prototype achievement actor based on attributes made it from one table.

.....change attribute game.value to ceil(game.value/100)*100

Place the alphabets on the scene with alpha = 0 then after X seconds change attribute alpha = 100.

even make in progressively harder by doing if attribute score = X spawn actors every X seconds. At the start maybe make it a spawn monster every 6,7,8 seconds slowly you could increase it to 3,4,5 se