It wouldn't work if it was a integer attribute as doing it in the wrong order may result in the same answer?

were the same. Then in the new actor, create a constrain attribute and constrain the attribute diagonal to self.width*sqrt(2).

my constrain attribute:

records of levels. that's because I put a Change Attribute behavior into an Actor of every Scene that sets its own Level Number (example, while you're playing Level 3, that Actor sets game.LevelNr to

-> [change attribute] (game.colourimage) to (true)

@brenanzh926 .. just a thought (ie: haven't tested it) .. but what if you did a real attribute named say 'RndTime' and set its value to random(0,4000). Then in your timer use 'RndTime/1000'. you could

@brenanzh926 .. just a thought (ie: haven't tested it) .. but what if you did a real attribute named say 'RndTime' and set its value to random(0,4000). Then in your timer use 'RndTime/1000'. you could

@brenanzh926 .. just a thought (ie: haven't tested it) .. but what if you did a real attribute named say 'RndTime' and set its value to random(0,4000). Then in your timer use 'RndTime/1000'. you could

@jake1995 ... just use attributes to hold the weight and in a change behavour change your Answer attribute to weight*(%val/100) ie: 160lbs 25% would be 160*(25/100)

Do I need to add a constrain attribute?

So, I added the common in the second scene. And in the first scene for the character that should change, i added a rule: attribute- game (boolean) is true, change image.

that makes sense, but I don't get how to define that the action is complete. When I add a boolean attribute, I can just change the name of the attribute.

you dont need to constrain anything. just change the actors size attribute to the correct half size just like you will do when we have retina support

I have a main scene, that the player clicks a section and is moved to a second scene. I want to create a boolean (i think), that once the player completes a task in the second scene, then something …

You can constrain the position of an actor to a game real attribute and the constrain the position of the other actor to -(position.1.actor)

and height to 512. I then added a behavior to constrain the width and height to 256.

add a gameAttribute … boolean type … name: attack

@tatiang and @ikiki68 couldn't you use the flip horizontally in the actor graphics attribute?

@nakki1718 .. without seeing exactly how you have it setup .. I would suggest if you still have issues .. put an actor on scene and in it display text for the attribute that you have indicating if the

@nakki1718 ... a couple of things ... do you have an attribute 'Is it a word' or something like that? If so in the rule that makes 'Is it a word' true, put in the otherwise 'Is it a word' false. If yo