You'll have to go in to more detail because I've never seen Ninja Ponk, but it sounds like you'll just need to tie their speed to a game.speed attribute.

Change attribute self.position.y to -(self.size.height/2)

@digitalzero Hmmm... Somethings firing up your change attribute -behavior. Do the actors collide all the time?

If you want to knock it down further, uncheck Preload art or use the change attribute self.image to 'imageName' - you don't need to add .png.

Hey guys, How do you do this? I want to put a cap on a text attribute, because it is user input I also want the text attribute to stop when it hits its cap on the keyboard behavior too. Thanks in adva

For example, lets say you have 100 rules based on an attribute (X) that could be between 1 and 100. (ie if X = 1 then... etc) Lets say in this case the attribute X = 5. You could get to the correct ru

Sure. Inside of the rule that determine downward movement, add a change attribute (e.g. boolean) game.FlyingDown to true. Then on your flying actor, have a rule that says When game.FlyingDown is tru

I tried to use the Change Attribute behavior bu putting the boolean set to false instead of true but it doesn't work

if actor overlaps or collides with actor of type: 1 banana, 2 bananas, or 3 bananas change attribute self.position.x to self.start x and another change attribute self.position.y to self.start y

Never mind everyone I figured it out. I just go into my character and use (Change Attribute) Self.Physics.Drag to 60 and Add another (Change Attribute) Self.Physics.Density to 100. It works great now.

If you don't want the enemies to be at the edge of the screen but also not near the player, you can constrain game.playerX and game.playerY to the player's location and then in the spawner actor, have

i put change attribute for all three attributes inside the timer rule thingy,

you need to make 2 Real global attributes

You could constrain the guns position to the blocks position + whatever offset you want.

You need to have all your attribute set back to their defaults. So in the "you died" scene before you change scene back to gameplay set the "collides five times" ba

The attribute I made for changing the scene to "you win" was called "finishing one" .

Hello I am having a small issue. I created 4 attributes called. Up,Down,Left,Right. For touch controls. I made a GUI interface with arrows going up,down,left, and right. And in it I made code for each

I agree with John but then you would need a attribute inside of an actor.

@MotherHoose I have found out what wrong was. Attribute: self.Position.Y ≤ 540 must be Attribute: self.Position.Y >540. And then it works. Thanks (Image)

Attribute: self.Position.Y ≤ 540