Make a "best streak" attribute. If "current streak" is > "best streak", change attribute "best streak" to "curre

is there a way to save attribute of the highest streak i got in the current round?

Change attribute game.streak to 0

basically how do i reset an attribute back to 0

I am trying to control an actor with touch. I encountered what seems to be a common problem of the constrain rules overriding the collision rules which resulted in my actor passing through obstacles.

With regard to enemy collisions - if they're getting hit while a little way away from the player ship, either the player ship or the enemies may have blank 'space' between the graphic and the edge of

A quick and dirty way to do it is have a global attribute called 'LIVE' (for live round if you will!).

I tried a few different things to debug the problem including adding a constrain on the alpha data for each icon to a global attribute and display it with a debug text actor so I could check if the al

I the actor that changes color create a local attribute called currentHitPooints

Change attribute scene.Camera.Origin.X to 980

I created a boolean attribute "touch" then set a rule which changed it to true when the actor was pressed then I created another rule to constrain the actor bar to the mouse or touch

Try making a boolean attribute, lets call it Touch, that is changed to true the first time the bar actor is pressed. When Touch is true constraint the bar to the mouse.

Constrain Attribute self.position.x to 100*cos(self.time*-200%360)+game.sunX

I made a floor for my shoot-em-up using the Windows template and following the directions in the Collisions & Walls video, and as I was previewing the game I couldn't move my ship. I tried to

yep thats what I did made it a self attribute. That actor works perfect as I dont want the user to move it again.

In this case make it a self attribute as @Jaysta said. This way you won't have to make a game attribute for each actor.

My suggestion would be to make a boolean attribute call self.Can move and set it to true.

Make a boolean attribute. Make the attribute to true. If attribute is true, when touch is pressed, do the mouse constraint. When touch is released on the actor, change attribute to false.

Change attribute game.health to game.health-1

okay so i am having great difficulty with this... if an actor is constrained to your touch is there any way that it can still collide with non moveable objects?... i think that i have tried everything