Constrain Attribute: self.Motion.Linear Velocity X To: ((game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X)*.9)*5

change attribute - the x position of the "stop here" actor

As the title says. Can I just put the product ID shown on iTunes connect, link it to an attribute and be done with it? Do you need to set up a table?

Every time that I go to set a change attribute behavior, I have no way to input into the boxes and when I click on the pull down A or E my program crashes out. It seems to do this in any or all projec

Can you post your interpolate rules? Interpolate's a bit tricky and it mostly depends on whether you are trying to interpolate an attribute to a variation of itself (e.g. interpolate game.score to ga

to offer some contrast, doing a direct "change attribute" works perfect each time..

When you enter the 'key' word in save or load attribute functions, make sure you don't use the little 'e, button which brings up the expression editor.

Change attribute High score 1 to Score 1

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Please post screenshots of your load attribute codes and your save attributes code. Save and load attributes are working fine, I've pushed 8 updates with v.10 without any issues, so the problem must b

Did you change that high score attribute, then put a save attribute after you changed it? It's important that you do that. Also, make sure that you load your scores at the beginning of your game or ea

On the monster actor just create a self attribute (ie. distance) and give it the value at which you want the monster to react to the player.

So the barrier actor has a boolean self attribute (name: block) and an integer self attribute set to 1 (name: blockkk). (Feel free to rename them lol)

My PLAYER_CHARACTER stores their PosX,Y to a global attribute at all times.

because it is effectively enforcing a "Constrain" rule on that equation, even though I'm not using a "Constrain" rule anywhere. (I'm actually only wanting to upda

Thanks. You certainly made it work. It looks like you did two key things: 1) you put the collide behavior in a timer, and 2) you created a layer of indirection by using an additional actor attribute.

So I created a self index attribute that I called 'Day', and a boolean attribute that I called 'DailyButtonPressed'. Then added the rules:

separate actor. Both actors have a custom local attribute called "block". I have a rule in each obstacle that says: "When you "block"=true Collide with th

2) I just tested it and it seems to go to the default value you've assigned for the attribute.

settings. Here's my question. I have a LOAD attribute upon starting the game that looks to that joystick setting and its SAVE value. If the player never sets their joystick calibration, will the comp