- 1. A list of all available behaviors which can be assigned to actors.
A) Behavior Library
B) Logic Stack
C) Scene Editor
- 2. _______ are actions or states of being that apply to actors; they can change how actors move, look, sound, and act.
A) Groups
B) Behaviors
C) Rules
- 3. An alternative mode while editing a scene, ______ mode allows the user to set the sensitivity and range of the camera’s movement.
A) fixed rotation
B) camera
C) action
D) device
- 4. Allows user to set or change a game, scene, or actor attribute. For instance, users can create score-keeping systems, instructing the game to add points (or remove points) to a specific actor, or remove health/life from a player or actor.
A) change attribute (behavior)
B) Change Image (Behavior
C) Change Scene (Behavior)
- 5. Change an actor’s image to a new image – useful for showing damage or other changes to an actor without having to create multiple actors.
A) Change Scene (Behavior)
B) Change Image (Behavior)
C) change attribute (behavior)
- 6. Goes to a specific scene – useful for moving to the next level, a credits scene, or the game menu.
A) change attribute (behavior)
B) Change Image (Behavior
C) Change Scene (Behavior)
- 7. Grows or shrinks an actor (use a negative number to shrink). Insert a timer container to control how long the growth or shrink should take.
A) Change Size (Behavior)
B) Change Image (Behavior
C) change attribute (behavior)
- 8. Specify movement changes relative to another actor or to the scene.
A) Change Velocity (Behavior):
B) change attribute (behavior)
C) Change Image (Behavior
- 9. Use this behavior in conjunction with a tag to control which actor or groups of actors the primary actor will bounce against.
A) Collision Shape
B) Camera
C) Collide (behavior)
- 10. This option determines whether other objects will collide with this object as if it were round (or rounded), or square (or rectangular).
A) Collision Shape
B) change attribute (behavior)
C) Collide (behavior)
- 11. extra to make it public
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