-Create an index, game attribute called random (or something like that) and set it to 0

make an attribute for the game where the attribute is related to the number of enemies spawning.

I'm not pro, but I believe you can use the attribute you created to keep the high score as well as a second one, used only when publishing to game center.

constrain* attribute: self.position.Y = game.touches 1.Y

touch is inside -->> constrain attribute ( self.position.X TO game.Mouse.Position.X )

Old hands will probably have guessed this one already - but - I forgot to uncheck the "movable" attribute of the actor, resulting in gravity pulling the box down and out of the scree

Now, when you want static actors, you don't even have to worry about doing anything! For instance, your clouds will only need a simple interpolation of the x coordinates, or change attribute: self.mot

it -- then "attach" them using constrain to the x/y values of the main actor (the body).

When attribute lives < 3

a offset with the control camera attribute so I constrained the cameras X origin to the actor and made a offset. Well the offset is working good and the camera follows but the thing is it makes this

1. Make an attribute for your character, I called mine startpositionx

in the mac creator you can actually have collisions happening to fast. especially if one of the actors is non-movable. The reason is there is a reaction time for everything and if the objects are flyi

So I'm stuck scratching my head about an actors movement through a scene at high speeds. I'd really like my actor to move as fast as possible and still be able to rely on collisions and other physics.

I have two buttons on the screen. A right arrow and a left arrow. I made two attributes on it that are left and right.

Attribute game.Accelerometer.x > Game.Calibration.X

Attribute game.Accelerometer.x > 0

Create an attribute 'actor spawn' w/ a timer that says something like:

something new pop up for me, when I use the change attribute I get the two boxes set: and to: but inside my set box it say "self.playsound" It don't say "game.playsou

Hello Everybody,

Have not read the thread so forgive me for any repeat info. I like some of the live attribute stuff for the instances and the actor info appearing without actually opening an actor but I hate the over