Contrain the self.Time to a global real attribute (HeroTimer).

me what I am doing wrong? What I did was added Constrain Attribute. Then I did self.rotation or EnemyShip.rotation in the first box. The second box I put vectorToAngle(self.motion.linear.velocity.x,s

--changeAttribute: self.Tags To: active

Have an invisible "axis" actor in the middle and constrain the global vars to its rotation, x, and y positions.

I create an actor which contains about 140 rules,each rule contains only one behavior.For example,"When Spawnactor(attribute) = 1, it spawns Actor1(actor) in front of layer at posionX,posionY

First you need a game attribute called lanenumber

game.Time is being used as a quick-n-dirty counter here. You can make your own counting attribute and replace game.Time with it. For example you could use an attribute called "counter&q

Now you might say, what about collisions? It cant calculate the collision if there's nothing there.

Create a Game Real Attribute called 'distance between'.

Create 2 game attributes named PlayerX and PlayerY.

Ok, so basically you want to start the start and end time for calculating how long something has taken. You do this by making 2 attributes, that you can add to your scene or actor. At the start of you

Yeah I am noticing a delay in rule execution. I have some pretty fast gameplay and sometimes the rules can't keep up. I have my rules sorted properly I may have to add some < and > with

Maybe it's just me but my code is usually pretty tight. I'm noticing when say I have an attribute like > or a boolean condition for a rule to fire or not fire that sometimes the rule doesn't fi

-When attribute self.positionx = (wherever you want the actor to wrap)

I am using constrain attribute with what was suggested up above and it is not working.

2. Use magnitude to determine the distance between your character and the bomb, gives you precise control in pixels (but requires constraining)

and have attempted a solutions by creating a new attribute to replace Game.time and to then stagger them differently using timers or integers but by not really understanding this I feel I've gone wro

Create 6 integer attributes in your game attribute list, call them Current1, Current2, Current3 and Random1, Random2, Random3.

as simple as typing a formula into the change attribute function, but the only was I know how to do it in another language is with a recursive method (Image)

-Make a local attribute called self.sysTime and a local attribute called self.sysEndTime