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Hope you don't mind my follow-up question. I am confused about the difference between self.speed and the travel duration. How do I set up the attribute for duration if its not the same as self.speed?

I'd like to share two examples; firstly, how to change an actors R, G, and B values using a text attribute; secondly, how to change an actors RGB using a table.

I think when I did this in my game I used the constrain behaviour. I remember it being a bit fussy to stop my player from going off screen or detect collide when moving very quickly with the drag m

Perhaps have each enemy note its starting location and condition in self attributes. When it's killed, move it off the scene. When you trigger whatever attribute you trigger to start the level, have i

Or to put it another way, there aren't two different 7's in maths, an integer 7 and a real 7, for example if you have a real attribute with a value of 7 and an integer with a value of 7 and you add th

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Well it works, but it's certainly very hit and miss in normal use, I'd never actually tried a combination of change.blend.mode + Replicate, and it seems you need the have Replicate in place for it to

Rule:on collide- - Timer for duration of blink- - - - Change Attribute self.Graphics.Blendmode = 3- - - - Replicate blabla- - - - Change Attribute self.Graphics.Blendmode = 0 (back to normal)-- End ti

In your Display Text use the Floor Function. So if your Attribute was called Number you would:

I tried interpolate with an integer attribute and using "display text" I observed the increase was with decimals which is kind of strange since integers aren't supposed to have decim

I have even tried this a variety of ways, for example, not using the touch count, but setting up a "screen" actor, and setting up a game attribute of when the "screen&qu

DO: Change attribute: self.jumping - To: false

DO: Change Attribute: self.motion.linearVelocityX - To: 0

When I say manually I mean that you create an attribute and then double-click on each instance of the actor within the scene and change the value of that attribute in the actor's attributes list. You

Change attribute self alpha to 0

That shouldn't be hard. Just use an attribute for the duration of your interpolate behavior(s). Then alter that value to have the desired effect.

Have a integer game level attribute CountState

I'm wanting to make a sort of sliding timeline feature that changes certain attributes in three separate states, over two keypresses. Let's call them state 0,1,2. I would like different things to happ