Here is a version of @RThurman s demo without timers and less Attributes but with a constrain behaviour. (I added the constrain behaviour in the actor and turned the timer off).

The result 89.47 is when self.Moves = 19, so the attribute must be picking up an extra 2 from somewhere, sometime....

Define a game attribute as a boolean e.g. "SkipBalls" with value "false"

Should i do a contrain of the camera origin instead of change attribute?

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At the end of my level I have a 'Change Attribute: self.Moves To:(17/game.Moves)*100'

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Constrain a circular actor to the actor you intended on using magnitude on, and work with the collisions of the constrained-circle actors!

Attribute Editing/Organizing (Folders) **

I would have each instance of actor A (say there are 3 on screen) spawn under it actors B, C, or D (constrain to actor A's X & Y, and make them invisible) and use magnitude to determine the di

If you want to make one actor do something when another is touched. you just need a game attribute that changes to true when the actor is touched. Now all of your other actors need rules to do what ev

Hi @mclough changing the attribute game.Audio.Music Volume changes the music volume; and this is selected via the Attribute Browser. You say you have game.audio.music which doesn't do that; not sure w

You might put the result (self.averageRubSpeed) into a game attribute instead (game.averageRubSpeed) and then use it to formulate the bike speed.

self.mod1 is a real attribute with a value such as 0.04.

----Change Attribute: self.rubSpeed To (self.rubSpeed *.96)+(abs(game.Mouse.Position.X-self.oldX )/(self.Time-self.oldTime )*.04)

For hit points make an attribute lets say 6 create a rule that says every time actor is "hit" -1 from the attribute. In the rule add another rule that says if attribute = 0 distroy a

You can add these 'options' (attributes) yourself, there isn't one called speed, you just make up a new attribute and call it what you want - and then apply it to what you want.(Quote)

I have added the Move attribute on the spawner and it gives me the option to move relative to the actor, which I have selected and move in an additive way. I was also given the option t o set the dire

I did not see an option for "speed" but I found density and added a density attribute on the actor itself and set it to real and at 200. I also put the Rule when actor collides with

When actor collides with zombie change an attribute called ['Speed!!!'] to ['Speed!!!' -10]