I added the extra controls for Left and Right to the Front Wheels actor but it didnt want to turn, after reviewing the blocks.. the constrain self.rotation to vta was blocking the turn.. so I turned i

I've read almost all of the manual, actually I'm at the part with scene attributes, where I read about the gravity attribute. I thought it would be cool to make my player jump, a bit like in Doodle Ju

I want to create a clock from 0 to 10, so i create a new real attribute called MasterTimer, then i create a timer rule on a new actor called (Timer) like this:

occurs. It's the exact same two Change Attribute behaviors just wrapped in a rule. If you want the initial spawn to occur after some time or after an attribute has changed value (e.g. When game.pre

Welcome onboard .. Things like game.jump is a game attribute that the actor is using to control animation and behaviours. The jump is a trigger to let the character know when he must perform the jump

I am currently facing a problem with curved surfaces and collisions. While the core mechanic of the game does not rely on curved surfaces, having them in the game will immensely increase its polish. A

Ahhhh! I deleted BestScoreLv8 from the attributes list and created a new BestScoreLv8 attribute. So ****ing lame. Anyone know why this happened?

you see, the constraints in the Mouse and Tail setup cleverly relate the positioning of an actor's X/Y/R with another's. but 3 are needed to make a functioning trailer. the XYR of the Peg (hitch), the

.....Change Attribute self.position.X to random(0,1024)

I'm about to throw my computer out the window.

Just constrain the orbiting actor's X and Y to sin and cos, like this:

You need to use a "constrain attribute" on the "Y" position of the platform, that will keep it at the same height no matter what. And try messing with the &quot

bottom half. Or you can have invisible (Change Attribute self.color.alpha to 0) actors that cover each half and then have a boolean (game.TouchingTopHalf) that changes to true when the puck is touch

Ok I've figure out how to change turns and how to change the attribute a separate attribute "bottom half" or "top half" to true. However, when I shoot the actor fro

How to constrain an actor, same as score, on the corner of the screen without moving?

i have to say that i have an attribute called (grounded?) who determine if my main actor is grounded or not.

The card actors need two attributes. One for the table selected (we will call it tableChoice) and one for the row selected (we will call it rowChoice). To put it simply, once you've selected which tab

I'm creating a memory-type game. I have 24 cards that are all one actor. Each will get a text value from two different tables. It chooses a random table and then chooses a random value from that table

When all conditions are valid -> (keys left,right and Z are UP and the attribute FacingRight? its true)-->(for left its FacingRight?False)

I have a self attribute "current aov", which I constrained to