Make a true/false scenario where if.game.attribute.up is true = accelerate up

Make an attribute (integer) within the actor who is jumping. Call it "jumps."

Make a game boolean attribute. Put an actor in your scene, and put a rule:

Instead of using the move or accelerate behavior, have it so that when right is pressed, change attribute self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X to 300

Attribute Self.W1 contains "!".. game.Invoer .."!"

Change Attribute self.character.Color.R to ----

you need to create a total attribute number of stars. this attribute must have level 1 stars + level 2 stars + level 3 star ( so the total number of stars) ... and when you need to unlock something yo

Using a large map with cities dotted along it, I've been trying to make it so that when an attribute is _____, the camera moves to that particular city rather than always starting my "map&

I think you have an unique score for every level, right? So you need another attribute "the big score" for example and every end level you need to add your score to the big score. Th

Hello everyone.

I first need to caveat that my game doesn't have any moving cameras except for my opening menus which swish in a t-bar kind of motion. So, like everyone else has been seeing, whenever you pause Andro

-Attribute: self.position.X > 240

When Touch is Pressed --> change attribute game.reloading to true --> timer (run to completion checked) after 0.5 seconds --> change attribute game.reloading to false

The random function can be found by clicking the expression editor ("e") button in a change attribute, constrain attribute, etc. behavior and then clicking the drop-down menu next to

However this could be huge there are sometimes where precision must be absolute like my situation were i have to successfully add a 0.01 value to an attribute.

For example, if you had a text attribute called "MyStringOfLetters" that contained the letters,"nopainnogain" you could create a rule that said:

Thanks for your project but I don't need to constrain an attribute to another, I need to constrain the digit image to an attribute that I'm increasing and decreasing.

What I did was create a boolean attribute that I make true the first time I trigger the achievement.

it's great you've got this first one working; I've been scratching my head over the 2nd constrain equations in each case, where it seems you've put a min expression as the y value of the max. I really

Oh, silly me, my mistake; :P – I see now, you're putting two different types of constraints onto self.Position.X which is fine, of course.