Create two global game attributes, cameraX and cameraY

set a game attribute that tells the other scene to reset when you release the pause.

I'm trying to change an attribute for an actor inside a rule, but when I go to 'actor->Motion->linearVelocity-X' it displays "Invalid Path" instead of the expected func

Hi Guys,

After reading through your breakdown of it, it does seem odd that the official template uses all the touch actors, when there is a simpler method that doesn't rely on actor collisions.

Create a game level boolean attribute (attribute tab above the actor list when you are in a scene). Call it something like game.ElecOn and then check the box next to it so that its default setting is

Create a game level boolean attribute (attribute tab above the actor list when you are in a scene). Call it something like game.ElecOn and then check the box next to it so that its default setting is

Hi, I am attempting to use the Keyboard Input attribute inside and actor that is constrained to touchPositions when touch is pressed. The idea is that you could move the text bubble around and double

You should not type Attribute names, you should select it from the list under the expression box (the 'e' symbol next to the text box).

I've created a BOOLEAN attribute named 'left'. The problem I've having is changing that attribute in a rule. The video says to type game.left, but I'm not seeing the same thing on Windows version. I t

1. Make a BOOL attribute called startCheck

First I set up a global boolean attribute called ResetScene.

i am doing for the reset button; rule-if touch is pressed-change attribute-3

when the restart button is pressed use the change attribute behavior to change the attributes back to there starting values

First, unlock them, then put the timer inside of a rule, then make the condition, when attribute scene.camera.origin = whatever number the camera should be at that time.

The way I'm doing it is using a PC_Bike actor with friction of 1 (so he rolls on slopes), and to simulate pedaling I use the self.Accellerate attribute, which I interpolate from 700 to 0 every time th

I have made a rule: When Attribute game.test = 1 {

The nice thing about using a boolean for the end of the race (or the end of a significant event in any game) is that other actors can use that to trigger other actions. So if you wanted your computer

Is anyone else on the windows beta having a problem with the replicate behaviour, as I want to add an attribute to the value and it won't let me and it also resets the value back to default of 5 which

If I read your request correctly it appears you want the actor to stay the new color until touched again and then switch back to the original color? If so create a self attribute (say 'color switch')