hey i try the way you said and works but whit constrain i link the 3 attributes. thanks for the support for u two! u are awesome

Add a attribute called "can fire" or something like that. It's basically a attribute giving your actor permission to fire. default set it to yes.

To answer your first question - Create one game Integer attribute and call it ObjectCount. Keep the value at 0 for the time being.

@tatiang the actor doesn't come back down. I tried an attribute like when onramp is true, jump is false, after 1sec (time taken to get to the end of the ramp) move actor 270 degree. But not working.

Hi, I have 2 actors both with constrain self.position x/y to game.mouse.position x/y. One is 400x400 px the other 100x100 px. When 100x100 actor is in front & 400x400 in back & user

All image files are square therefore if the shape of the file defined the collision shape we would never be able to do circular collisions (which we obviously can).(Quote)

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You have a circular image applied to an actor, but when it comes to collisions GameSalad recognises the actor as a square rather than a circle ? So other actors set to collide with it can catch and co

If it's the former, you could always do When attribute self.position.Y<=90... Constrain Attribute self.position.Y to 90.

The functionStep attribute is one that I created. Its not specific to anything outside the example I posted.

Thanks Eric- Can you explain what that change attribute does? What is the self.functionStep and what does the "1" do? I am a noob I know- thanks for you time!

Yeah, that or interpolate or constrain or whatever best fits in with your game (or how you've put it together), there are lots of different ways to do this kind of thing.

2) don't override/interfere with collisions.

Make a game-level attribute called "lineRotation"

-set "startTime" (real attribute) to self.time

When you press the first one, change attribute dock to 1.

Hi @amarillovegan with respect to @DepressedPanda Constrain isn't really helpful here, I'm thinking; instead I'd suggest using a Change Attribute behaviour.

thanks for the help. I do what do you say and i create a constrain attribute behavior (Constrain: "Life" to "fortitude") and works, the value of fortitude appears e

Constrain Attribute:

the color of the grass actor (using the change attribute, color behavior) and not the image itself.