Ah, I see. Instead of using relative positioning and a bunch of circle math, you could place rectangular collision volumes at the circles midpoint and then just constrain their rotation to the main ci

constrain self.rotation to (10*sin((self.Time *1500)%360))

I have the rotating Gear axis, and he just rotates and as he does he contrains an attribute game.gear rotation to his own self rotation.

@domenius Ok nvm I got it down! I messed with it abit when you said to put a otherwise for the frome =/= 9 section. I put a rule in the otherwise stating that with self.fram = 9 then change attribute

change attribute self.frame to self.frame +1

If you want it to return back to move back down, create another attribute (when mouse button up) with another accelerate behavior in the opposite direction.

constrain self.rotation to (10*sin((self.Time *1500)%360))

Change Attribute Behavior

How to make AI for pong game. I have a paddle and a ball.I used an integer attribute to save X postion of ball. And then used change attribute to change the x position of the paddle to X position of b

IAP restore cannot be used for your own internal system, you will have to save the attribute/table in order to make sure that it is not lost. In general, you should do it for IAP as well, the restore

I think gs needs arrays, it would make organizing attributes much easier, otherwise we could use tables in the rules. e.g

On the main actor: create constrain attribute "sensitive_area"

thank you @Manto1 for the Tic Tac Toe template. i tried to go through your template but i cannot understand how you change attribute Self-image to X.png,, and O.png. Where are X.png and O.png refered

@tspad10 ... I should probably have also said that I would recommend the first suggestion (ie: make a background actor ie: full scene photoshop image, and then create your buttons (ie: the Play one) a

I'm currently developing a metronome app. My problem is that the timer attribute can't play a tick, instead of every 5s, 120 times in a minute. Is there a possibility to include BPM in my app?

variable scope; game, scene, and actor. These attributes can be found within any category of the attribute browser, second from the top, and are created automatically by the engine. Once initialized

I've never tried to concatenate an integer or real attribute... interesting idea. Over a certain value, integer/real attributes get converted to scientific notation. I believe this happens at 1,000,

-- Change Attribute: self.Position.X To: -( self.Size.Width/2)

You will also need a global attribute to tell each actor they need to be destroyed. Basically have a boolean, say destroyHatMenu, that when true causes each actor to run a destroy routine.

called 'player y,' which you would use a constrain behavior to make it track the player's y value. Then, create a rule for the 'enemy' that if it collided with 'player,' then the player would die. (Y