I'm still not convinced that an Angle attribute could've helped me avoid having to pre-rotate my images in this situation.

Make a self boolean attribute in the actor and when touch is pressed or inside change it to true then do a rule if (self.boolean) = true do the animation.

have set- when ball collides with slider, change attribute( self. motion.linear.velocity.x) to (self. motion.linear.velocity.x)(max.speed).

but how do you get them to change the attribute when the scene is opened

I have been trying for a while. is there anyone who know how to change actors attribute according to what scene it is in.

of the game), they don't accidentally change the attribute that disables their tapping, but I don't want people to have to throw their phones at the wall to get the game to work. What do you guys thi

@FloridaGames although I think the Angle Type of Attribute would reduce a bit of lag if you had something like 3600000 as a real, an angle could reduce it. I think it might help a bit. Plus you could

Keep in mind that if you use a real attribute (game.anlge) and then have actor do something like : change self.rotation to game.angle.

Attribute YourAtt > 0

have, a condition xxxxx and I want it to be when attribute xxxxx ≠ (440 to 470) --- do behaviors.

Left Attribute game.Accelerometer.x < -0.05

Attribute YourAtt > 0

How would you say like for example, you wanted to say this attribute is not equal to 1 through 10 (like including all numbers) and put it all in one expression editor? Thanks.

In the meantime, to answer your other question: self.YourMovingActor.Position.X, etc., is found via the Attribute Browser. This opens when you click on the 3 little dots in the Interpolate behaviour (

Interpolate attribute: self.Position.X etc.

If I remember correctly the angle attribute can hold a maximum value of 360 and if it's bigger it will restart from 0. So a value of 380 with the angle attribute will be 20.

Change Attribute JumpArea to true

If your numbers are not sequential (so you can't use the min and max) then I'd say make another integer attribute called RND, and use the random function to set RND to a random number from min 1 to ma

Create an integer attribute and name it.

have it to change a "jump" attribute to true, and instead of having when touch count is >0, change to when "jump" is true