Although Collision is not absolute, Constraining is.

I have Gamecenter enabled for a level playing game. In each level I have a save attribute for the score, but do I really need it to be in every level? or can I have it on a different scene?

@LudwigHeijden it doesn't work with your constrain attribute

If that all sounds like a mess, well that's because it is! Actually that's not fair. Both the pool table template, and the slingshot template are really ingenious. Its just that the attribute names

so in order to do this the only thing that i have to do is add a control camera attribute to the main actor the background would have to be on a scrollable layer and then make the scene size four time

The "When actor overlaps or collides with [another actor]" rule allows you to change an attribute such as game.TouchingBlock (boolean). You could have it change to true when overlap

You are 100% correct. I added an attribute to fix this easily.

When the first rule triggers, it instantly changes game.health to 475. While touch is still pressed, (I think) that it is triggering the 2nd rule I mentioned. Therefor, when game.health ≤ 425 + touch

I have an actor called Heart2, and an attribute called Health(index) default 500.

by attribute I meant behavior

And for the second part of the answer, what attribute would equate to just knowing it's there. Like moving around the actor to get to another position on the board? In other words, if I set a rule t

Ahh...so I need to give the blocks a unique attribute instead of a generic bouncable object attribute if I want this object to avoid it? That makes logical sense.

To have the object recognize that the blocks are there, have a Rule that says When actor overlaps or collides with BlockActor ... do something (e.g change an attribute).

The on scene actor attributes are my favorites, I wanted them on mac for ages. I had to learn how to edit the xml files to avoid opening and closing the actors thousands of times. If I had this new fe

To make an actor invisible during gameplay but visible in the editor, add the following behavior at the top of the actor's rules: Change Attribute self.color.alpha to 0.

Yep. Change attribute.

Constrain self.size.height to (1+(sin(self.time%360*z)/2))*64

I think you can change the name of a project by changing the Name attribute of the game object. I am not sure if this affects publishing or not.

is this a change attribute?

Add two ConstrainAttribute behaviors, constrain that actor's position.x to devices.mouse.position.x and do the same for y. Now when you want to access the last click location, you can access the posit