Assuming that your Key expressions match between Load and Save attribute behaviors, the only other factor in the screenshot above is the condition(s). Are game.Game... and game.Pause true at the same

I'm confused but I think you can make a rule such as ... when character collides with door change attribute to 1 and when character collides with enemy change attribute to 2. I hope that answers your

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Yeah, sloppiness on my part. When I didn't get it to work the first time I tried Constrain and got the same result (actor exits scene to the right)

You are using 'Constrain Attribute'.

PIN + COM don't play well with Constrain, there are various issues when using Constrain and PIN + COM , as you've discovered !

now i want to constrain the coordinates of this "weapon" actor to always be attached to the character actor ... however, when I do this the pin remains, but center of mass X seems to

1) when game area touch is pressed i set boolean attribute 'isMoving' to true and constrain two real attributes, 'currentX' to mouse.position.X and 'currentY' to mouse.position.Y

You were in the right track with accusing that you need an attribute to store the speed, and subtracting whenever a collision takes place.

I'm wanting to set up a rule where an actor gets progressively slower each time in collides with another group of actors. I assume I need a real or integer attribute of some sort to designate the chan

wasn't suppose to activate, it doesn't have the attribute to save remove ads in IAP coins. I attached screenshot of my consumable IAP code. Is this GS bug or is there something wrong with the code? P

Taking a look at the project you uploaded, what you weren't clearly communicating was how you were using this attribute (game.speedchange), so it was a near impossible issue to resolve for someone wit

Attribute game.move_speed is an integer starting at 100

But i still can't figure how to make it from 0.5 to 0.25, i have a real attribute (game.speedchange) set at 0.5

thanks guys. My main concern was that the effect has to be following the actor but be apply able on multiple different actors without having to constrain each x/y to a table.

Your loading time depends on graphics and the device thats loading it . For example , my game loads for 2 seconds on an iphone 5 , and 1 second on galaxy s7 . If I use large images it takes more time

Make two attributes that are type "real" and call them game.areaX and game.areaY.

Spawner D has an attribute controlling its move speed (100) by +10 every 3sec

Well i tried will a real attribute, but how does the minus work?

Why cant you make a game attribute with 0. ? real attributes can be decimal