The only collide rule is in the box. It is set to collide with ground 1 and 2 as a starting point. And this works. But I want to make it not collide with ground 2 (only 1) when Attribute X=1. Since I

EXAMPLE: if the ground actor has a rule: when attribute = x, collide with actor box, that would work. But if you have a collide behavior in the box colliding with the ground, I'm pretty sure that that

Because I must touch different actor,Tap each can get 1 point.At first the number is 0, if "touch" is "pressed" ,change attribute number=number+1.

There's no way of getting access to the name of an actor that's not on screen, whether you change its name or nor when spawning. And you can't use the constrain behaviour in the actor to be spawned, c

@cmz .. if you put the values into a text attribute you could wrap the answer in !6! for example and then say if game.event1 contains !6! then game.do is true

When Attribute. game.AccelerometerX > 0.01

attributes name:event1 event2 event3 `````ect

I want to constrain an actors position to another actor that will be spawned. Obviously I cannot simply select the attribute from the drop down table. Is there a text formula that I can type to constr

I have an "box" actor which is set to collide with a "ground" actor. It rests upon so to say. Now then i created a second ground actor which the Box should only col

Add a change attribute self.rotation to 0

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

-change attribute twittercount to twittercount+1

Lets jump to a and b now. We're going to constrain the position x of this object to "padding + (a*cell_width))" and the same for position y but with height and b.

Sure! You see where it says "Change Attribute" in keyboard input? Look right below it. Keyboard prompt. This is what it says inside the text box when you first open it. Just make the

Try constraining a private attribute to that actor of "Score+100". Now interpolate to that new attribute.

I set up an attribute called game.score, and then have a rule in the actor that says when actor > touch is pressed > change attribute > game.score to game.score + 100.

Okay make a game level Boolean then in your button in the when touch is pressed rule add a change attribute and change that Boolean to true.( Don't forget at some point you need to change it back to f

@FryingBaconStudios How would I set up the true and false (or just true) of the attribute? And would that be set up in the button actor?

Make an attribute Boolean that changes when that button is pressed and have the other actors look to that in their animate rule.

constrain attribute "self position to" "-(game.mouseposition.x)+480" (Image)