when you reset a scene i don't think a attribute is changing so before resetting you can change your health to what ever it was and then reset it

when job is done, with move or interpolate or constrain attributes.

I am trying something similar for my game, I made two attributes one for coin, one for global coins, the global coins store the data with the save and load attribute behavior whenever game starts and

spawn actor. In your spawned actor make an attribute that says if touch is press "spawned actor pressed = true". Play around with something like that and you should get it to work.

If the button is pressed then constrain the object u want to pick up to the character, then when the button is pressed again you could make it so you un constrain the box. And the box move what ever w

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constrain ball.position.x to touch.1.x + offsetX

Yes, each with its independent life. I can not put an attribute for each character because I'm doing it appears via a "Spawn Actor", so it always appears with the same attributes. :

You just need to either create a different attribute for each one so they're not affecting each other or unlock each one on the stage which will make them lose their Parent dependency.

interpolate attribute: self.Position.Y to 430

find the offset of the ball from the touch then constrain the touch to x and y of the ball plus the offset.

I added collision as an attribute for my moving actor. If it collides with the green actor, it should collide. Allright, let's go!

Pixel collisions + Sub folders ftw!

collides with a purple actor it sets another attribute called 'game.purple_actor' true. when this is true, it destroys actor (which i think should destroy all actors present on the screen) then it se

i am making a game similar to brickbreaker. and when you hit a brick it drops a box, when you collect that box it then changes an attribute (game.box) to true, when this attribute is true and collides

i am making a game similar to brickbreaker. and when you hit a brick it drops a box, when you collect that box it then changes an attribute (game.box) to true, when this attribute is true and collides

Well, just downloaded uptimistik solution and it looks pretty much the same thing i was doing, just using interpolate insteed of change attribute! Still worth the try!

interpolate attribute: self.Position.Y to 150

Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To:self.Position.X+((game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X)*.25)

works fine.. then you're suggesting i put these constraints on the vehicle itself when it receives the value changes?