on spawner add 2 attributes:

Interpolate attribute: self.YourMovingActor.Position.X

I have 3 text game attributes, and compare these to another text attribute set by the player during the game. If a match is found in either of the 3 game text attributes, I trigger something.

@romma … smaller sensor actors for collisions are great!

gameAttribute: spawnDone … boolean type

i have an real attribute. I want to invert the number so when its 0 it should be 1. when its 0.4 it should be 0.6. If it is 0.25 it should be 0.75.

5. Turn every attribute under the physics tab in the actor editor to 0 on actors who do not need it.

You can create a game attribute to store actor2's X and Y position.

it would have something to do with a collision attribute not sure of the exact rule though if someone could help out there it would be helpful (Image)

like i have customs number so i am using the floor formula, i really don't know how it works, but all my pictures of number are named 1.png, 2.png, 2.png,4.png, 5.png 6.png 7.png 8.png 9.png and 0.pn…

it is on touch is pressed, i even tried when touch is inside aswell as pressed, none works..... but someone did tell me i had to create a stop attribute and stuff but i didnt understand, how can i fix

it is on touch is pressed, i even tried when touch is inside aswell as pressed, none works..... but someone did tell me i had to create a stop attribute and stuff but i didnt understand, how can i fix

Hi Mike, first, find out the exact length of time of your audio narration (in an audio editor or Garageband, etc). Then make a boolean attribute, call it A1trigger set to the default false (i.e unchec

I'm doing a story book and I have audio narration. I want the narration to play through to its completion before any of the actors in the scene become active. Is this possible? When I try to work with

Constrain self.Rotation to vectortToAngle(self.Position.X - game.Mouse.Position.X, self.Position.Y - game.Mouse.Position.Y)

So i have a system that moves the Actor towards the mouse position, but I'm not really sure how to constrain the actor's rotation facing towards the mouse position.

is especially helpful in cases where you want to constrain one actor's attribute to another actor's attribute without doing two constrains (constrain game.ActorAPosition to self.ActorAPosition &a

Rule: When All conditions are valid: Attribute game.comp1 = 1:

i have a rule that says "When All conditions are valid: Attribute game.comp1 = 1:

this is using tshirtbooth video of how to spawn coins with no overlap, but i need now to spawn in order from points in row 1, then row 2, then row 3 and so on, so i try to change attribute, random pos