when you constrain position it will always go to that position relative to player.

I am working on a basic attack in which the player will use a weapon to attack the bad guys. It uses the same attack as a sword except the weapon is not actually a sword but it's an electric shock of

-attribute system for heros to distribute points

* use a physics editor to create a new collision shape, and then upload that file to your GS project using custom collisions. Check out @Armelline 's Physics Body Editor video here

Instead, make that button trigger an attribute change (setting 'jumping' to true).

Create an Attribute that will track if the player is jumping or not. And use this Attribute to trigger and run the animation instead of a key press.

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Make two attributes:

Okay that makes sense. I decided to put "self.health -1" when colliding with player and kept health attribute as 3 but this time instead of "if 3 then destroy" I ch

Change Attribute

Your rule says 'if 3 then destroy', so if you set your health attribute to 3 then the enemy actor will be destroyed before you ever get to see it ("the enemy is not there").

And this is the attribute I did: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-lJpxbDBNVoV01xSzlDT09hRGM

          Change Attribute game.heroStrength to game.heroStrength+15

If you just want a button in a Pause Scene that changes your hero's attribute values, it's as straightforward as:

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I would probably go with "my favourite enemy head kill points totalizer attribute", or if you prefer more abstract mathematical affectations maybe go with the classic "X&

ok so i set the "sling power" attribute to

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Okay, what's the name of the attribute I should use though?! It helps if I can see a screenshot of how I'm suppose to set it up or to be specific about the name of each rule/behavior I'm suppose to us

need to make it so as the Y value decreases the attribute actually increases (up to a certain point). I don't know how else to explain it sorry