If you want to constrain the actor to grid squares, you would use this:

@hatch - Are you asking whether you can retrieve a value from a column based on an attribute column number? If so, then yes.

Is there any way to query a table by passing in an attribute rather then looking for the exact row col or a random return? i.e. can i ask a table to return a value from a column that matches my variab

I am not spawning it. Using constrain attributes. That's the problem or else with spawn it was easy. Currently what seems to be working is self rotation of lightning actor to vector angle (player.x,pl

Normally in the attribute editor 50 doesn't work but .5 works so try using that but if Darren says then probably there is no way to change it.

Also tried creating an attribute called cannon rotate. Put the self rotation of cannon in this attribute and made the lightning rotate equal to cannon rotate. But it's still not working.

Let's say i create a rule that in certain condition the actor density change from 50 to 100. I've try to use "change attribute" from "self.physics.density" to &

in my spawner actor : change attribute game.random actors to random(1,1)

and the max 320, and make the condition of the constrain rotation rule that the cannon's self rotation is above the self min and below self max.

Thanks it worked, now how do I constrain the cannon angle say not more tha 70 degrees, otherwise the cannon will look broken with the shooting barrel breaking apart from the body if the angle is more

constrain your boss' rotation to

Do now spawn and destroy, simply constrain and interpolate. You might have to change the whole game but it will solve the major loading problem. Lag is temperory, many times it never lags also.

I am creating a boss enemy which will shoot the player, it will upto rotate to a particular angle and shoot the player in real time. So have to contsrain it's rotation to a particular angle as well a…

You could always use Grab to get screen grabs (assuming you're using Mac), then print the Rules and behaviours that way; same with attribute lists...

In the table with 20 rows, type 1-20 ascending (or descending, whatever) in rows 1-20. Then create 8 game.attributes and name them Number1 to Number8.

change attribute game.ufoCount to game.ufoCount+1

I'm on windows and I'm having the same exact issue. When I import my audio, it won't show under the "Play Music" attribute but it will show under the "Play Sound" a

if that's what you need, and then use Change Attribute self.image to game.number..".png" to change the actor's image to a file with the name 1.png, 2.png, etc.

The problem is not with saving attributes, the problem is that you never reset game.score to 0 after the player wins/loses. If you add a Change Attribute behavior to your Restart? actor, it will fix

UPDATE: Another bug has surfaced: text does not display if it contains a value provided by a global attribute. It seems to display properly if it's an actor-level attribute.