I will also try to dig up an old thread that claimed you could get perfect realistic collisions using a bunch of math. Its been a while though so im not sure I will have any luck.

Custom collisions

I'm making a mini golf type game. I'm having some issues with collisions on the walls.

Many Developers use a technique called recycling actors or instant Reset for what you are talking about. basically you have a global attribute called reset and then in all or your actors have a rule w

hey guys i am confused as to what might be happening in this problem. I have a level selector, that has buttons to control next or back a level. in these buttons i tell it to change attribute game.lev

Yeah like Photics said unlock the actor so you can access the scene attributes. And constrain the camera.origin.x to self.position.x-whatever you want

That extra actor isn't necessary. Instead, the camera's position can be changed/constrained by accessing the camera attribute directly.

as Tshirtbooth did in groups of 1000 words per attribute.

how did you change the words in the attribute section?

constrain attribute

3. Attribute orginization (Re-Order and Group).

Change attribute self.graphics.fliphorazontally to true

Yes i thought that before but i think the best way was changing the attribute, thanks for telling me that the physics can not be change during the game play, that is what i need to know from the begin

You can concatenate (join) two text attributes by using two periods between the attributes. If game.objectname is "door" and you change attribute game.objectname to game.objectname.

point of the game, so i created a boolean game attribute called "bounce" and a rule in the actor that says:

What I would do is have an integer attribute called money and every time the player touches a star add 10 then if a player wants to buy something subtract the amount the item costs from the money attr

Make 2 real attributes called targetX and targetY

i have an actor (gun) that need to rotate between 0-180 degree. The problem is this actor have to rotate when another object (target) moving all the time.

game.attribute.index = "TabeleN" (Table1~Table100)

Basically, you need a counter game attribute. So create an integer attribute called game.CoinCounter and start it at 0. In your coin actor, have a rule at the top that says change attribute game.Coi