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

When device.screen.width=1136, change attribute (background).size.width to 1136.

How can I round the value of a attribute based on its value. So if value is over 51 round up if value under 50 round down.