You would either need to store the x and y position of each actor in an attribute, or write it to a table. Then you can call this data back in the next scene or where required.

but in expressionEditor where you want an attribute's value then you should use the "\n"

Try using a constrain attribute behavior on the square

Change attribute self.clockwise to true

Hi, thanks for the reply - I've been selecting the attribute - not typing it in.

What's the correct way to concatenate the self.Image attribute to dynamically change images?

I did use the accelerate and friction to speed up and slow down, but instead of the attribute Max Speed, I made a new a speed limit rule so if the actor's linear velocityX is ≥ 200, for the linear vel

That one's really up to you. You can constrain a sword actor to a position near the main character actor and have it rotate or move (jab) in a certain direction, but there are other ways to make a sw

You can use this one in a "Change Attribute" behavior that changes self.Image. I use it to change the background image of my scene based on the level. The background images have to

Create a boolean game attribute called touchActor.

As for saving, make a game real attribute, let's call it VolSave. Add another Rule,

hey guys i've looked around and while i've found definitions on th attributes and behaviors, i was wondering if anywhere there was a list of advanced uses that can be used in the expression editor suc

First you want to make a attribute named spawn level 2 (or anything). Then make a rule that whenever a actor is spawned change attribute spawn level 2 +1. Then make a rule that if spawn level 2 is bel

@kevinjcamps My question was what happens to the value of game.ballhandler x. Have you tracked that attribute with DisplayText or Log Debugging Statements? Feel free to post a link (or send me a mes

as the name is an attribute … it should be selected

selectTable … select attribute or type in Row:/Column:

However in the change attribute pannel i cant find the option of setting value to true

...Couldn't you just play the sound and trigger an attribute and then do whatever you want?

I'll have to try that Ron, I'm doing all my own code, and since I'm still learning i try a lot of different things, and sometimes in big projects I'll find attributes i remember making but not sure i

Hi, changing a scene with an attribute isn't going to speed up a changing scene; you're best to optimise your graphics and rules to help with speed of changing scene.