You need to have a boolean attribute on each ball called self.hit set to false. In the ball actor's rules, do When collide with actor of type/tag ball AND self.hit is false, change attribute game.hit

I am not sure what( %4 means) and also how do you reset a attribute back to 0?

hi, is there a function that can constrain an actor's position to between X1 and X2 and Y1 and Y2? i want to have an actor that like the camera, only moves within a certain tracking area around the pl

Constrain another actor to the falling object's position and have that actor rotate. Place the rotating actor above (or on a layer above) the falling actor. Another way to do this without affecting

0 to hide the mask actor. On your Wide actor, constrain attribute game.WideX to self.position.X and game.WideY to self.position.Y (all real attributes). On your Wide Mask actor, constrain attribute

Create three new boolean attributes: left, right, shoot

Run to completion means that for example, you have a rule says "attribute" is true, have a timer for 3 seconds, do something. However if for any reason that attribute becomes false b

broadcast that actor's speed by doing change (or constrain) attribute game.OtherActorsVelocityX to self.motion.Linear Velocity.X and then in the first actor do the reverse (change/constrain self.moti

in a different Tag group that I'm using to check collisions with Peds. It all work well, but the problem is I can't get the second new object to match the same movement speed as the old one. When i

Ok.. what i clearly want to know.. that if i've triggered an attribute.. lets say.. start rewarding stars after 2 secs.. for how long will that attribute remain active? !!

@kinzua I would specifically like to know the same thing. Here's what I do to be safe. If the attribute that triggered my timer only stays true for 0.2 sec (or something small), I check "run

Create a mission attribute. Now design a sequence. It starts from assigning the image of the mission in the tab.. Then the spawner to spawn that actor.

Hey thanks! I just figured out i made a mistake! I had the rule in the custom font numbers as change attribute self.image, instead of constrain attribute, that's why it never change when i buy somethi

add Attribute: currentCoins (index type!)

You need to make your coins attribute a game-level attribute (game.coins) instead of a scene attribute. That way it will carry through from scene to scene.

I have an integers attribute called coins, and i have a store to purchase items. I uses custom font for the number of coins. However, in the store, when i purchase an item, i have it change coins attr

When the player reaches the required amount change attribute game.Item.

One way to achieve this is to have game.panX and game.panY real attributes and have a rule in the frying pan actor that says When colliding with actor egg --> constrain game.panX to self.positi

The constrain attribute behavior

@JohnPapiomitis - What do you mean by "constrain"? Do I have to unconstrain the coordinates or something? Sorry for asking a stupid question.