Have you got a rule set up on your actor so when text attribute = red

I have set up a text attribute when that attribute is red the actor self color red needs to be red using change attribute. But it's not working even with constrain as well as interpolate method. exac

- Change All Change Attributes To Constrain Attribute, leave Everything The Same Though.

for every 1sec change integer timer to timer+1 or -1 for count down. same thing constrain your custom fonts to the timer attribute like you did for the score attribute.

I need to constrain an attribute to a minimum of 7 when it reaches 7. I can't seem to find any functions that work for this. Any help? Thanks!

Got it fixed. Was missing the otherwise attribute. Also got the eraser working. Thanks.

the user. I believe that if you are setting an attribute based on their purchase this must be done on the success screen. This is what I did for my last game.

Make a new boolean attribute (i.e. starTouched).

I have been using all the motion attributes to try and solve this and I am getting close using a combination of change attribute on actors X and interpolate actors X -## over a short time. It does not

yes, make a text attribute, called touchon and make it 0, when you touch actor 1, make it 1, make your actor1 drag only when it is one, for actor 2 and 3 make it 2 and 3.

I have the same rules for each; however, I am struggling to figure out how to make the "touch" unique to the specific actor the mouse is on top of. Because all of the actors have the

It looks like you have a lot of collisions going on.

I do understand that I can use a change attribute -» actor -» color and then set red/blue/green to either 0 or 1 to get some other colors, but can you input something like 0,5 red; 0,3 blue and 0,1 gr

I have an issue with my game, the actor controlled by accelerometer with this code constrain attribute > self.Position.X self.Position.X +(15* game.Accelerometer.Y ) which works great... but

3. Yes. I did constrain the 'game.ballY' to the ball's position. I am using a different attribute name.

Im using an attribute switching between 0 and 1 and if 0 camera controller actor interpolates here and if 1 it interpolates there. control camera behaviour is in the actor and the tracking area is at

I think i know what you are describing. Interpolate wont work in this situation I don't believe. What you need to do is use a constrain attribute for the ground actors Y positions. They will still mov

Change attribute Loop to 2

Change Attribute canRespawn to true

Change Attribute AmoEat to true