Change attribute B.position.x to A. position.x

and have an integer attribute, and if this attribute is 0 then set the actor to interpolate its self.position.x or y to point A and if the attribute is 1 set it to interpolate to point B.

In the version you sent me it had that attribute but the one i am currently running does not contain that attribute.

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but there's one problem i'm working with the windows version and they don't have the scene attribute. Is there a way to get around it ?

location at all. I've tried both with the Change Attribute Position X to mouse.position x and touch1 position x. Neither are working so it appears to be an issue with the rule itself. Like I said it

I`m a few weeks working on this and i cant find a good behavior working fine.

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Hello @lobador all information you need saved, is saved automatically in a file when you use the Save Attribute behaviours. And to "call them up" you use the Load Attribute behaviour

1-make a game integer attribute and call it score

I think a more clean way would be to have a boolean attribute like animatetrigger or something and then have a rule that said if animatetrigger=true then do the animation, and when you wanted to resta

Attribute: Score

Yes, all of that is possible. You can do When attribute self.Tags is/contains [tag name] ... [behaviors]

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Yeah, that's a big question. It sounds like you don't have it coded right. Collisions can be a big problem to impede movement. A solution to this is to attach an invisible actor set to circle collisio

For example if his animation was running at 24 fps he would create an attribute that increases by 1 every 24 seconds ? What would he do with this attribute, what use would it be to him ?

Well say it's set at one frame per second. Then every second change integer attribute scene.animationframe to scene.animationframe+1. Then 16 seconds later he want to know what frame it's on, it'll be

He also wanted to know how to know what frame the animation is on; that's why I suggested he create an integer attribute that increases by one every x seconds (x= his animation's FPS).

When attribute "foo" = "bar"

And if you want it to loop only after a certain event, then make a rule When certainevent is true, change attribute animation to true