I could be wrong but I thought the game.UP attribute was set when you release the touch. In your rule, you are then checking for mouse button down. That could be the problem.

constrain self position X to mouse position X

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3. Add two "Constrain Attribute" behaviors to the actor,

Basically what the code is doing for you is recording your players position in the x and y attributes (which is the center of your player) then whenever the player touches a location point the attribu

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Or you could put it into the scrollable layer, unlock the scene attributes (double click the actor) and enter the following:

1 - create a Game Attributes, all rigth?

--Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: 35.5*sin(game.Time*150)+200

1. Create a attribute x and attribute y make them both real attributes.

Not sure how you've got your attributes set up, so a bit of a guess, something along the lines of:

the ampm counter is an even number, my boollian attribute "even" is set to true, which in turn changes a text attribute i have to PM. Can anyone help me with the code to identify th

Change Attribute ShotGo to true

simply add a boolean attribute that will toggle on when the key is pressed and a timer attribute countdown that starts also when the key is pressed after the countdown reaches zero have it toggle the

If you want to avoid a constrain behavior, create an integer attribute named game.ZERO and give it a value of zero. Then, create a rule that says When [all conditions] attribute game.blockcount&g

1 less constrain, and try to shift over to using the mod(x,y) function instead of %.

I want a scenario where when a block goes off screen, it adds to a counter, call it "blockcount" (which I already have got going). Once "blockcount" is divisible by

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Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To 180*cos( self.Time * self.Speed %360-35)+240

that references a "self." attribute. If that attribute doesn't already exist in the actor you are pasting into, then the attribute gets created....would make attaching a whole chunk