One work around is to constrain the position of a rectangle to that of the character in your game, and make it a little smaller and use that as the collider, and not the character itself.

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When I double click on the color attribute color selector, I get a pop-up menu. It gives me a drop-down menu which has "web safe" "crayons" AquaPro" &q

then you would need to create a boolean attribute which is a True or false attribute this allows you to make a button function for your actor to jump so go ahead and make new attribution name it jump

First thing to say is I have very little knowledge of the programme whatsoever, I have worked out things like gravity, collisions with actors and actor movement. I had an idea for a 'Retro' style Plat

Can it be fixed by changing the Stretch/Fixed/Tile attribute for the actor or something?

create a click count attribute (either self or global, depends on how you are going to use it) that adds 1 to itself each time the actor is pressed.

Create an attribute called Clicks

When attribute [self.myCellValue] = [0]

if i add a continue button to the game menue, then have a load attribute behavior to load the attribute of what level the player is on, then have it say:

You must use the "Save Attribute" behaviour to save each attribute that you want to keep their number (Do this when they are changed), and the "Load Attribute" beha

contraint attribute: self.position.x to devices(game).mouse.position.x

i am copy my main table to table3, now when each level is done i have it to delete a row from table3, so say i start with 20 rows, and after 5 levels i have 15 rows, so i set it to when attribute &am

Create an Integer attribute and name it whatever you want. Ill call it Time.

on top. 2 on bottom of it. Now create 2 BOOLEAN attributes for each (we'll call these slot1 and slot2). On start of level set both to TRUE. I'm using TRUE to indicate that the slot is currently activ

Basically, i have a load attribute on the home screen, and a save attribute on the actual levels, but i do not have a load or save attribute on the level select screens. I have used the rule in the le

I had the exact same question and 3itg answered it for me. You can constrain your x and y attributes to a specific point on the screen and then keep the movable clicked on. It will still be able to

WHEN ACTOR IS DESTROYED (your power actor in the slot) set boolean X (attribute) to TRUE.

I was wondering if anyone had an elegant way of constraining an object to touch on screen so that it stays on screen even if you drag your finger off-screen. I am creating a very simple mini-game for

Constrain Attribute: (self.myPower) To: (ceil( self.Position.Y/self.Size.Height ))