@gyroscope before this rule there is a simple constrain attribute self.position.x to game.mouse.position.x

Create a Boolean attribute called MoveRight

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

Also not sure why you're needing to use floor in this instance; nor where your min and max values come into play during runtime; anyhow, as far as I can understand from your description and vid, you'r

I was wondering if there is any way to send attribute information or game information in game salad from one device to another. Like if someone got something in the game that they wanted to send to a

I'm trying to create a rectangle the constrain the position to the mouse and also constrain to a min and a max position of the screen and it works great.

It might also be best to save the original speeds to a master speed to change back depending on what your doing so have a game.MasterPlayerSpeed and do change attribute MasterPlayerSpeed to game.Playe

@tenrdrmer, that will not "reset" an SCORE attribute to 0 but will "reset" all actor positions.

You can put a change attribute in the ball,

Well you need to make a Constrain Attribute

Constrain attribute self.SpawnedActor.Position.X to game.Touch1.Position.X

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Can you be more specific about the type of changes you are making? Are you just moving actors around on the scene? Are you changing rules inside of actors? Are you changing actors' attribute values

Add a CHANGE ATTRIBUTE: Game.Lives to 3

Change attribute self.rotation to self.rotation-90

All I do is adding an ANGLE attribute (local) and inside the rule for RIGHT swipe I change: self.New Rotation to self.Rotation-90

Create a rule: When touch is pressed, change attribute self.size.width to whatever you want the width to be. Then add a timer and say after .5 seconds, run to completion, use interpolate self.position

Create an index variable "applestouch" or something to that liking. It will keep track of how many apples are touching your oranges. Make sure to constrain it to the total number

Create a timer that iterates EVERY "1" second. In the timer add an integer attribute that is titled "SpawnTimer" or something like that. Have it iterate by 1 each

Then change attribute self.motion and change the velocity to what you want it to be, if you are using velocity to change the speed of your actor.