Change attribute only fires once unless you wrap it in a timer. Use interpolate.

Change Attribute self.Position.X to 160

off scene alignment by collisions, and also unless i have a tonne of frames will look like the car is skidding at times as the stick rotation is precise.

add [+] an actor … import an image … drag the image to the actor … drag the actor to the scene … set size and position in the actor's Attribute pane.

Another way is to have your rule/trigger (drag a box on?) change a game boolean attribute "spawn box" to (true). depending on how your game play is this part might get a little trick

I just went and retested this with a "real" attribute and the conversion from a text attribute to a real attribute worked via the change attribute behavior. Thanks everyone!

if "text attribute" [is] "1"

Is there a way to change Enumeration attributes via the Change Attribute Behavior? Like the Blending mode Attribute?

If you want both sides then have this in the constrain

EDIT: @FloridaGames - What if I don't know how many enemies I'm making; how then can I make a x and y game attribute for every enemy?

Recycle the enemies is the key to a gs tower defense.Make an x and y position attribute for each enemy. make another attribute(enemies on screen[E.O.S.]) and then add an actor at the very beginning of

I don't believe you can use the loop counter in the Load Attribute Key. You will have to have separate keys and separate Load Attribute behaviors. As far as I recall, the key can only be a string and

Put the change attribute action BEFORE the destroy actor action. otherwise it is destroyed before it changes your boolean.

is the change attribute behaviour after the destroy actor behaviour in the rule? If so just make sure the destroy actor is last in the rule and that should fix it up.

attacking is destroyed. I am using a boolean attribute in the game to Change Attribute to true after the actor is destroyed. It all works accept this one boolean... that is to say that after I dest

a boolean gameAttribute: danceDone

-constrain self.position.x to max((50+( self.Size.Width /2)), game.Mouse.Position.X )

hi all, right now i have a actor that constrain x and y position to mouse position, but let say i don't want my actor to keep moving when x position is less than 50, this work when my actor reach x=50

1. Added attribute "RandomRating"

Yes, i can use self.loopcounter in the Key of Load Attribute.