hmmm so I'll have to do a protoype test watching the touch count attribute just to see how it is charting it. That should give me an idea about what is going on...will report my results.

The move to does tend to drift I notice this in an AI I'm building and it seems the condition doesn't fire continually. Put the move to in a rule in otherwise and then add the condition if attribute s

- add attribute … index type … name: maxHits = number of hits for this enemy

You need a global attribute call it "change color" make it a intrager.

on. When the user touches their devices screen constrain the invisible actor to thier touch's x & y positions. I haven't thought of an idea for zooming though.

@jobei I believe you created your "toggleObject" attribute as a boolean type. You need to create it as an integer type.

Create 3 real actor attributes (Mod1, StartX, EndX).

make a game attribute called toggleObject or whatever you want to call it.

you mean in the editor? when you select the graphic from your image library and drag it to the top of the screen and let go... it gets destroyed? or do you mean if you use the change attribute behavio

If I understand this correctly, the actors in your scene start to rotate after they have been hit by another actor. Using the fixed rotation attribute stops them from rotating... but this is not ideal

make a game attribute called toggleObject or whatever you want to call it.

1). Create a Boolean attribute - let's call it GameOver - and make it default to false.

Make a local attribute in the actor you want to control, you could call it localAngle, and when the actor spawns set this.localAngle = the angle from your formula

Make a local attribute in the actor you want to control, you could call it localAngle, and when the actor spawns set this.localAngle = the angle from your formula

Store the angle at spawn attribute in a local attribute and use that for moving that particular actor

I have an angle attribute, which has a formula and calculating an angle changing every second.

In fact you can and without using animate behaviors or constrain attributes (Image)

i use the Game Time as score which is a real attribute, when i publish to Game center a time like 19.033, only 19 is published to the game center. when test in the viewer, it show always whis score wo

Change attribute self.motion.Angular Velocity to 0...

Change attribute self.motion.Angular Velocity to 0...