left and continues to do this but increases an attribute that stars at 0 (e.g. game.MoveLeftCount) by one if the square to the left is empty (table cell value is false). If you come across a true va

In your button all is good, except you need a change attribute behavior in the main part of the rule as well, changing attribute.go to true. Leave the otherwise section how you have it.

Make a game attribute called game.AllowedToPickUp (boolean) and set it to true. Wrap the pick up rules in a rule that says when game.AllowedToPickUp is true. Then add a change attribute behavior to th

I would create three real game.attributes. Name them ActorX, ActorY, and ActorAngle. In the actor, constrain self.positionx, selfpositiony, and, vectortoangle to the game.ActorX, ActorY, and ActorAn

have the same rules. Is it possible to change an attribute or make a rule when he lifts a shell so he collides with all the other or do I have to make 1000x actors?.. Well I hope you guys understand

but i prefer to change its self.X,Y attribute

create two attributes … index type … name: howHigh and timeIt

Time could work like a multiplier. Begin by grabbing the "start time" from the game.time attribute. This is in milliseconds. Then, when the player hits a new height, grab the game.ti

I'm making a game where the height the player gets to determines the the score, and I also want to constrain the time(in milliseconds) in which the player gets to this height to the score, so each pla

--changeAttribute: game.accelerate To: true

I think it crash when I load all attribute

You need to change your rule in the button to when touch is pressed then add a change attribute go to true plus You're accelerate needs to be relative to scene not actor. Also if you're using gravity

i want a platform carry my character. but at the same time my character can move on that platform. i tried constrain on the point when my char touch with platform but that cause my char stick on it..c

-change attribute game.go to true

Change Attribute behavior [Expression] self.Color.Alpha To: 0

You connect the two with game attributes.

It was what you said. I thought kajuto might need to hear it again. :P Actually, now that I re-read it, I think you said to constrain the y value and I said to constrain the x value.

You can always leave your actors within the black area of the scene and add a change attribute to move their position off screen (e.g. x=-100, y=-100). Then, when you need them just change or interpo

Set the "follow" actor's y to whatever you want (e.g. where your ground is). Then constrain the "follow" actor's x to the hero's x. If that doesn't make sense, pl

I think if you know the x and y of the planet you could just use accelerate toward. I would create a boolean attribute (self in the bird) called self.InTheAtmosphere. When true I would use the acclera