Make a game attribute called hit.

I got stumped at a point here. I made a non-visible hit-box/collision box that overlaps my player. I have it working via the constrain and all is dandy (follows my moving player etc.), but how the hec

if you DON'T WANT the score to reset but want everything else to reset, you'll be forced for each object to make a "Reset X" and "Reset Y" attribute.

You can use the "Constrain Attribute". Constrain the Skateboard.Angle to 90 degrees.

Interpolate attribute to 0

@tshirtbooth I did add the game.CanMove attribute and that seemed to help. I still have a few other issues to work out before it's perfect but perhaps integrating the game.SceneFlow attribute will be

Make a self attribute - boolean - call it "collide with platform"

No , you can't use attribute/table values in the URL function at the moment..

Scitunes thanks advance.! How can I constrain the man to the horse in Y and X position as u said before...?

How can he collide when the attribute sais he is not to be collided with?

Can I constrain the rotation angle? Or make the actor right itself when on its side?

Constrain Attribute: self.Rotation To: vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X -self.SceneX, game.Mouse.Position.Y -self.SceneY)

Just constrain the man to the horses y position + half the man's height or so.

The reason I would try that instead of the method above is that each constrain that you use will have an effect on the games FPS.

Attaching is easy, just constrain the 2nd actors position to the main actors position after you trigger the attaching.

Create 2 actors, and a Game Level Boolean Attribute... called DoIt.... set to false.

Constrain self.position. X

one index type gameAttribute… named sceneFlow …

A search function for the attribute browser and expression editor would be cool. So you can just type in what your looking for, and not have to scroll. Helpful if you have a ton of attributes.

Make a self attribute called touched(boolean)