Am i correct in saying that this video only helps if you want the collision area to be clicked? Can this work in actor collisions? Lets say i want a smaller colllision area. Meaning if lets say i had

if I constrain attribute even thats not working, I will try change attribute now and see how it goes.

Rule: When Attribute scene.Flash is false

Create a boolean attribute.

Another way would be to constrain an invisible actor to your current actor- and use that invisible actor as your collision area.

Now how do I change its collision area size, using which attribute?

You could make a global attribute ("dragging") and a self attribute ("touched") for the actor, which will be dragged

Ok do try this. In your text actor first. Create an integer attribute called flasher

I'd create a local attribute called waypoint.

If you mean rotate to the direction your moving you need to constrain self.rotation to vectorToAngle( self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X , self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y )

of actually destroying them they use a change attribute and just move them to a new position and even change their image and size if needed sometimes.

I have used for acceleration a real number, w/o attribute for a game.

what i did was create a game attribute called "Enemy Distance" and costrain it with the Enemy X position-300(my actor comes for the left) and for Actor I did when collids with &

http://www.deepblueapps.com/collisions-with-tables-template/

1) i made an attributes call spawn1

you can control it all with the music volume attribute. Either way though turning the volume down will shut it off until you turn it back up.

So created an attribute pause music and put it to pause.

In an actor, make two (real) attributes: xOffset, yOffset

The reason for the attribute change is to make a statement that the click was inside of the walk/run button in an attempt to make it so the player doesn't move to the button when it's pressed.

for run, change speed to 300, otherwise change attribute to 0.