Attribute: self.Rotation ≤ number for change

know if possible to save the rotation in an attribute. ( i dont understand very well the attribute function, just few of those)

Attribute: self.Position.X ≥ (moving right; or ≤ if moving left) the X you want for change

im using 2 different actor, one for record in a game.attribute the self.rotation to position X,Y.

You need to constrain the y axis to where you want it. Use constrain attribute self.position y to position you want.

well, i want to change the light grey area not the black area is that possible? I want the camera to work as normal with out having to constrain it to an actor.

3. Flexible layers (It'd be nice to place objects anywhere in the layer stack and not have the constrain behaviors cause them to go squirrely.)

I've made an actor that just sits off the corner of each scene. It is a unique instance (unlocked), so that it can access the camera attributes.

i have a same actor with a rule that when the attribute is true to change alpha to 1, this works great exept that i have to use destroy, but i have no more than 10 destroying actors on my scene so i

Supposedly having the rules and anything associated with the constrain in the very top of the rule list so it's the first thing that's executed helps, but it did nothing for me when I tried it. The on

instead of using the control camera behavior and dummy actors try this. Unlock your player in the scene so you can access the scene attributes. Then constrain the camera.origin.x to self.position.x+15

My game runs relatively smoothly, but if I try to create a Dummy object that is always 150 pixels in front of the actor, and offset it from my player character using Constrain self.PositionX = playerC

@pinata14 Sorry, I didn't understand what you were wanting to do, but I would imagine you can just have the two actors I made move (constrain) and rotate (constrain) to wherever you need them.

If attribute self.position x is less then -20, change attribute self.position x to the other side of the screen. For example: 520

you move anything that deals with changing an attribute into a new group or rule etc. it will most of the time erase the end result of that behavior. This would be nice to have fixed as well as possi

2). save all and load all behavior (saves all game attributes to unique keys and loads those too so we dont have to make a behavior for every attribute we want to save)

3. Flickering can be done with interpolate self.color.alpha to 0 (more of a fade) or change attribute self.color.alpha to 0 (and back to 1) with a timer to change it from 1 to 0 and 0 to 1 (creates a

try also to change x and y linear velocity to 0, constraining x and y position to a specific location but no matter what this actor keeps moving. i just need this actor to change x and y position to

3. Flickering can be done with interpolate self.color.alpha to 0 (more of a fade) or change attribute self.color.alpha to 0 (and back to 1) with a timer to change it from 1 to 0 and 0 to 1 (creates a

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