@tatiang If you wanted an endless loop couldn't you make an actor so that every two seconds it adds 2 to an integer attribute and then another actor that says every (attribute) seconds spawn the actor

The expression I used is to constrain the x , y, and angle of the main character to another actor called anchor point. I have got the two linked and when left or right key is down the character will r

@Utveckla_Games worked for me, and tried to use the same logic to make a Counter Coins, when I pick up 100 coins, I win + 1 live. I created the attribute "Coins" for this. when I pic

changed the actor on scene and off scene. also all in the hero attribute.

Yep, you're right, I had it as a game attribute. Seems to be working for now, I'll keep my fingers crossed..

Hi @h.rashid13 if you're updating an attribute with the results of your vectorToAngle, make sure this attribute is set to Angle and it'll work fine for you.

Change Attribute SndA1play to true

try just making it a simple counter with a rule like : if touch is pressed - then counter = counter +1.........then add the other stuff completely outside that rule so a rule that says if attribute co

There is an index attribute that counts the times you press the button.

How to constrain to a moving platform, the demo sits to the bottom of this, ideal for hanging but can easily be adapted to have the character on top.

I would probably go with what Thomas has said. So constrain the mask to game attributes and then constrain the actual character to the game attributes ...

@h.rashid13 - Hey, this should answer your question. Instead of having a timer that changes the variable every 0 seconds, use the 'Constrain attribute' behavior. So, constrain game.xpos to self.positi

Currently, I have a timer that, every 0 seconds, sets a Game variable to the current position of my actor (both x and y). Then I have a mask that is supposed to track the actor with the constrain attr

@Socks your one is precisely what I was after. because when I tried it the platform would just slide under the actors feet. and when I tried constrain, the actor would get stuck and wouldn't jump off.

Use a boolean set to false. When the actor touches the platform, change the boolean to true. And when that boolean is true, have a rule that constrains the actor to the platform. Then in otherwise, wh

Its really strange I thought I might of changed the music attribute to off or something without realising, but thats not it.

Okay. Here are the attributes you have to work with:

"if Attribute < 0.00" Set To 0.00

i need an attribute that doesn't go into negatives but does go into decimals.

when attribute game.correct = 4