Hey gang. So now that 0.9.94 can spit out retina ADHOC builds, I finally was able to test a theory that was thought up when I posed this same question early in the forums. @MarkOnTheIron came up wit

make an integer attribute=0

How can i add attribute to Collision on winodws like in this video (Image)

make a game attribute game.playsound (boolean) set to true

the exact order YOU tell it. So if YOU change an attribute to true, some where YOU also have to tell it to change back to false, it doesn't automatically do that. If YOU want an actor to move YOU hav

I read in your other thread you are recycling actors so let's say you park your unused actors off screen at the top. Make a condition in your animate rule that says when attribute self.position Y is &

Drag the attribute to under the custom tab (Image)

Constrain the actor self rotation to the game attribute rotation ( its an attribute that the joystick use )

as mynameisace said, you have to create an attribute for every part you want to customize

thanks all i did was in the redo button put a behaviour change attribute and selected my coin counter attribute and changed it to 0 and it works now, thanks the both of you

The only thing I added was a change attribute in the otherwise of the first rule saying : self.dragger to false

If you mean so you can customise the face with different images for noses, etc then you will need a different attribute for each face part and when they have selected the correct part, save it to the

As @EatingMyHat says (whilst offering up an impressive 4 fingered rock horn) your problem is probably in your game attributes.

How do you add an attribute (Custom Made Attribute) on windows?

The 'real' attribute that you are talking about needs to be created in the GAME attributes so all actors can access it.

So i have some heavy animation on my enemies and thought i might add code to turn off there animation if they are not on screen. Is the only way to do this is a constrain and a magnitude? I would thin

) about half way through he is assigning an constraint attribute to be used to two different actors.

Just have the electricity switch/attribute/rule turn the electricity back on after the main character dies, or immediately after the reset is activated.

you need to change whatever attribute turns the electricity off back to what it is when you start when you reset the game, ect.

constrain self rotation to max(0,min(180,vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X , game.Mouse.Position.Y - self.Position.Y )))