of rules and behaviours, then duplicating all attributes used in that group as yet another list just seems too much for such a relatively straightforward task, which isn't even a task which is needed

is redundant; then leaving the top left, we have attributes already listed in an actor's attributes if made via a Prototype; or in the game and scene attribute lists..... and ok, for those, we have t

You'll note that I specifically used the elipsis selector instead of the 'e' expression selector. This is because you are passing a reference to your game's attribute that may be modified inside the

Give the Actor a custom attribute, data type shouldn't matter but I tested with Integer

Then when it's brought into GSC, rotate the actor using its Rotation attribute to 180º.

Thanks Braydon. I checked the videos but that helps in the swipe action. The issue is how can I control the camera even when another actor is controlling it at the same time? I am actually using the c

So the when boolean is false change the comboTime attribute to 18 etc would go next to the rule that subtracts. Would I also need an and statement in there to make sure it doesn't go off when a combo

---put inside timer --Change Attribute comboTime to comboTime-0.1 ---run to completion unchecked

Change Attribute (That is inside the timer) comboTime to comboTime-0.1

Hi, I'm thinking the Constrain Behaviour isn't right to use in this case, particularly as you want comboTime to change over time. (Although I guess there is a constraint of sorts then, but with a time

In the stop button I put a rule that said 'when pressed change Game.Stop to true' and in the falling actor put 'when Game.StopFall is true change attribute self.motion.linear.velocityY to 0'

Hi, would this work for you: change your actor's Rotation attribute to 315º then use a Rotate to Angle Behaviour with Angle set to 45º.

Another way would be to make another attribute that is Text (lets call it OneCheck) and change it to your number, (this will make it a string, but it doesn't matter) then see if it has a 1 is at the e

you can't directly create a rule that when x ends in 1 but you can create a new attribute that stores the end digit of an integer and create a rule that when that attribute = 1 do action.

can anybody pls tell me if it is possible to do a rule if attribute x ends in 1 then do action

this behavour. If you take the number from other attribute the situation is the same.

( i dont know why people dont have this answer. i have my attribute set- change attribute ball.motion.velocity x to ball.motion.velocity x+2*(self.position x - game.mouse.position x) . this gives the

i have serious problems with constraining speed as i cant simply constrain velocity x to speed as i have functions assigned to it.

by creating a real attribute and changing the constrain self.mydigit to the real attribute you created and change the value of the new real attribute to 3599 and noticed the time say 69:59 and not 59

So I've been building a combo system for my game. It works by reseting to the comboTime to 15 every time the player kills an enemy (change attribute comboTime to 15). The comboTime is being constantly