Actions

Actions are the DO part of an event. They run from top to bottom when the event’s conditions are true. Actions on an object apply to the instances the conditions picked (or to all instances of that object if none were picked). See How events work.

Every value is an expression

Number and text fields accept expressions, e.g. Score + 1, "Score: " + Score, Player.x, random(1, 6). See Expressions.

There are 85 actions, grouped by category as in the action picker.

⚙️ System · 🔢 Variables · ƒ Functions · ⏱️ Time · 🎬 Scene · 🔄 Loops · 📦 Object · 🧱 Physics · 🔤 Text · 🖼️ UI · 🧩 Behaviors · ✨ Particles · 🔊 Audio · 🎥 Camera

⚙️ System

Show message

Show message ‹Message›

Show a short message on screen (handy for testing).

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.log (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Message	Expression	"Hello!"

Log to console

Log ‹Message›

Write a line to the debug console (🐞 button while playing) without showing it in the game. Great for checking that an event runs, e.g. "Clicked! score = " + Score.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.consoleLog (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Message	Expression	"Event ran"

Show alert

Alert ‹Message›

Pop up a message box and pause until it is closed. Use it for one-off checks, not every tick.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.alert (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Message	Expression	"Hello!"

Vibrate phone

Vibrate phone (‹Strength›)

A short buzz you can feel, great with Shake camera. Works on Android phones; ignored on desktop and iPhone.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.vibrate (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Strength	Choice	bump	Options: Tap (very light), Bump, Hit (strong), Long buzz

Pause game

Pause game

Freeze the game.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.pause (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Resume game

Resume game

Unfreeze the game.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.resume (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Set group active

Set group ‹Group› active: ‹Active›

Turn a group of events on or off.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.setGroupActive (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Group	Event group
Active	Yes / No (expression)	true

🔢 Variables

Set variable

Set ‹Variable› to ‹Value›

Change the value of a global or scene variable.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.setVar (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Variable	Variable
Value	Expression	0

Add to variable

Add ‹Value› to ‹Variable›

Increase a variable (text variables get the value appended).

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.addToVar (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Variable	Variable
Value	Expression	1

Subtract from variable

Subtract ‹Value› from ‹Variable›

Decrease a number variable.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.subtractFromVar (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Variable	Variable
Value	Expression	1

Toggle variable

Toggle ‹Variable›

Flip a true/false variable.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.toggleVar (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Variable	Variable

Save value

Save ‹Value› as ‹Save name›

Store a value on the device (kept after closing the game). Empty value = the variable with the same name as the key.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.save (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Save name	Text	Highscore
Value	Expression		Optional.

Load value

Load ‹Save name› into ‹Variable›

Read a saved value into a variable (nothing happens if it was never saved). Empty variable = same name as the key.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.load (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Save name	Text	Highscore
Variable	Variable		Optional.

Set instance variable

Set ‹Object›.‹Instance variable› to ‹Value›

Change one of the object's own variables.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setVar (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Instance variable	Variable		An instance variable of the object.
Value	Expression	0

Add to instance variable

Add ‹Value› to ‹Object›.‹Instance variable›

Increase one of the object's own variables.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.addToVar (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Instance variable	Variable		An instance variable of the object.
Value	Expression	1

Subtract from instance variable

Subtract ‹Value› from ‹Object›.‹Instance variable›

Decrease one of the object's own variables.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.subtractFromVar (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Instance variable	Variable		An instance variable of the object.
Value	Expression	1

ƒ Functions

Call function

Call ‹Function›

Run a function block (made with Add → Function) with values for its parameters.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.callFunction (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Function	Function

Set return value

Set return value to ‹Value›

Inside a function: the value that Functions.Name(...) gives back.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.setReturnValue (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Value	Expression	0

⏱️ Time

Wait

Wait ‹Seconds› seconds ⏸ Waits

Pause the rest of this event (next actions and sub-events) for a while.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.wait (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Seconds	Number (expression)	1

Set time scale

Set time scale to ‹Time scale›

1 = normal speed, 0.5 = slow motion, 2 = double speed.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.setTimeScale (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Time scale	Number (expression)	1

Start timer

Start timer ‹Timer name› for ‹Seconds› s (repeat: ‹Repeat›)

Start a countdown. Use "On timer finished" to react when it ends.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: time.startTimer (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Timer name	Text	timer
Seconds	Number (expression)	3
Repeat	Yes / No (expression)	false

Stop timer

Stop timer ‹Timer name›

Cancel a running timer.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: time.stopTimer (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Timer name	Text	timer

🎬 Scene

Go to scene

Go to scene ‹Scene›

Switch to another scene.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.goToScene (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Scene	Scene

Restart scene

Restart scene

Start the current scene again from the beginning.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.restartScene (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

🔄 Loops

Stop loop

Stop loop

End the loop this event is in (Repeat, For, For each, While) after the current repeat.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.stopLoop (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

📦 Object

Create object

Create ‹Object / prefab› at (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Create a new object from a prefab (or copy of an object) at a position. It becomes picked for the next actions.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: system.create (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Object / prefab	Object / prefab
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	1
Z	Number (expression)	0

Destroy

Destroy ‹Object›

Remove the object from the game.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.destroy (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Spawn object

‹Object› spawns ‹Object / prefab to create› (offset ‹Offset X›, ‹Offset Y›, ‹Offset Z›)

Create an object (prefab) at this object's position (+ offset). The new object becomes picked for the next actions.

• Where: Found under an object; it can also be used on an object.
• ID: object.spawn (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Object / prefab to create	Object / prefab
Offset X	Number (expression)	0
Offset Y	Number (expression)	0
Offset Z	Number (expression)	0

Set position

Set ‹Object› position to (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Teleport the object. Self.x means "keep the current x".

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setPosition (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	Self.x
Y	Number (expression)	Self.y
Z	Number (expression)	Self.z

Move by

Move ‹Object› by (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Move the object by an amount (world axes). Multiply by dt for smooth per-second movement.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.move (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	0
Z	Number (expression)	0

Move forward

Move ‹Object› forward ‹Distance›

Move in the direction the object is facing.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.moveForward (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Distance	Number (expression)	0.1

Move toward object

Move ‹Object› toward ‹Target› at speed ‹Speed›

Move toward another object (speed in meters per second).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.moveToward (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Target	Object or #tag
Speed	Number (expression)	2

Move toward position

Move ‹Object› toward (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›) at speed ‹Speed›

Move toward a point (speed in meters per second).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.moveTowardPosition (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	0
Z	Number (expression)	0
Speed	Number (expression)	2

Set rotation

Set ‹Object› rotation to (‹X›°, ‹Y›°, ‹Z›°)

Set the rotation in degrees.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setRotation (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	Self.rotX
Y	Number (expression)	Self.rotY
Z	Number (expression)	Self.rotZ

Set angle

Set ‹Object› angle to ‹Angle›°

Turn the object to face a direction (degrees around the vertical axis).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setAngle (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Angle	Number (expression)	0

Rotate by

Rotate ‹Object› by (‹X›°, ‹Y›°, ‹Z›°)

Turn the object by some degrees. Multiply by dt for smooth per-second rotation.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.rotate (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	5
Z	Number (expression)	0

Look at

‹Object› looks at ‹Target›

Turn the object to face another object.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.lookAt (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Target	Object or #tag

Set size

Set ‹Object› size to (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Change the size (1 = normal).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setScale (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	1
Y	Number (expression)	1
Z	Number (expression)	1

Set visible

Set ‹Object› visible: ‹Visible›

Show or hide the object.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setVisible (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Visible	Yes / No (expression)	true

Set enabled

Set ‹Object› enabled: ‹Enabled›

A disabled object is hidden and stops moving/colliding.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setEnabled (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Enabled	Yes / No (expression)	true

Set color

Set ‹Object› color to ‹Color›

Change the object's color.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setColor (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Color	Color	#ff0000

Set opacity

Set ‹Object› opacity to ‹Opacity›

1 = solid, 0 = invisible.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setOpacity (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Opacity	Number (expression)	0.5

Tween

Tween ‹Object› ‹Property› to ‹To› in ‹Seconds› s (‹Easing›)

Smoothly animate position, angle, size or opacity to a value, e.g. size 1.5 with Back for a pop, or Self.y + 2 to rise. Starting another tween of the same property replaces it.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.tween (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Property	Choice	size	Options: Position X, Position Y, Position Z, Angle (°), Size (all axes), Opacity
To	Number (expression)	1.5
Seconds	Number (expression)	0.3
Easing	Choice	back	Options: Linear, Ease in (speeds up), Ease out (slows down), Ease in and out, Back (overshoots), Elastic (wobbles), Bounce

Stop tweens

Stop ‹Object› tweens

Stop every running tween of the object where it is now.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.stopTweens (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Attach to

Attach ‹Object› to ‹Attach to›

The object becomes a child of the target and moves with it, e.g. a key the player picked up. It stays where it is; use Set position afterwards to place it relative to the target (0, 0, 0 = the center of the target).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.attachTo (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Attach to	Object or #tag

Detach

Detach ‹Object›

Let go of an attached object: it stays where it is and moves on its own again.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.detach (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Play animation

‹Object› plays animation ‹Animation› (loop: ‹Loop›)

Play a clip of its 3D model, e.g. "walk", "jump" or "die". Loop off = play once and hold the last frame.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.playAnimation (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Animation	Expression	"walk"
Loop	Yes / No (expression)	true

Stop animation

‹Object› stops its animation

Stop the playing model animation.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.stopAnimation (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Set animation speed

Set ‹Object› animation speed to ‹Speed›

1 = normal, 0.5 = half speed, 2 = double.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setAnimationSpeed (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Speed	Number (expression)	1

Add tag

Add tag ‹Tag› to ‹Object›

Give the object a tag.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.addTag (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Tag	Tag

Remove tag

Remove tag ‹Tag› from ‹Object›

Remove a tag from the object.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.removeTag (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Tag	Tag

🧱 Physics

Set velocity

Set ‹Object› velocity to (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Set the physics speed on each axis (needs a Rigid body).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setVelocity (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	Self.vx
Y	Number (expression)	Self.vy
Z	Number (expression)	Self.vz

Push (impulse)

Push ‹Object› by (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Give the object a sudden push (needs a Rigid body).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.applyImpulse (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	5
Z	Number (expression)	0

Apply force

Apply force (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›) to ‹Object›

Push continuously (use every tick; needs a Rigid body).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.applyForce (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	10
Z	Number (expression)	0

Jump

‹Object› jumps (strength ‹Strength›)

Jump up, only when standing on the ground (needs a Rigid body).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.jump (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Strength	Number (expression)	7

🔤 Text

Set text

Set ‹Object› text to ‹Text›

Change the text shown by a text object.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setText (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Text	Expression	"Hello"

Set text

Set text of ‹Object› to ‹Text›

Change the text of an object with a Text component, e.g. "Score: " + Score.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: text.setText (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Text	Expression	"Score: " + Score

Append text

Append ‹Text› to text of ‹Object›

Add text at the end of the current text.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: text.appendText (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Text	Expression	"!"

🖼️ UI

Show

Show ‹Object›

Show a UI element or a whole screen (and everything inside it).

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.show (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Hide

Hide ‹Object›

Hide a UI element or a whole screen.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.hide (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Show / hide

Toggle ‹Object› visible

Show it if hidden, hide it if shown.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.toggle (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Set label

Set ‹Object› label to ‹Text›

Change the text of a label or button, e.g. "Lives: " + Lives.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.setText (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Text	Expression	"Hello"

Set bar value

Set ‹Object› value to ‹Value›

Set a progress bar value, e.g. health or time left.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.setValue (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Value	Expression	100

Add to bar value

Add ‹Amount› to ‹Object› value

Add (or subtract with a negative number) to a progress bar. Stays between 0 and max.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.addValue (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Amount	Expression	-10

Set bar maximum

Set ‹Object› max to ‹Maximum›

Set the maximum of a progress bar.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.setMax (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Maximum	Expression	100

Set image

Set ‹Object› image to ‹Image›

Change the picture of an image, button or panel.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.setImage (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Image	Image

Set background color

Set ‹Object› background to ‹Color›

Change the background color of a button, panel or bar.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.setBackground (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Color	Color	#4f8cff

Set text color

Set ‹Object› text color to ‹Color›

Change the text color of a label or button.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.setTextColor (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Color	Color	#ffffff

Set bar color

Set ‹Object› bar color to ‹Color›

Change the fill color of a progress bar.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: ui.setFillColor (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Color	Color	#3ecf8e

🧩 Behaviors

Enable/disable behavior

Set ‹Object› behavior ‹Behavior› enabled: ‹Enabled›

Turn one of the object's behaviors on or off.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setBehaviorEnabled (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Behavior	Behavior	platformer	Options: platformer, topdown, car, cameraFollow, rotate, bullet, sine, follow, destroyOffscreen, draggable
Enabled	Yes / No (expression)	true

Set behavior setting

Set ‹Object› ‹Behavior›.‹Setting› to ‹Value›

Change a behavior setting, e.g. platformer speed.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setBehaviorParam (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Behavior	Behavior	platformer	Options: platformer, topdown, car, cameraFollow, rotate, bullet, sine, follow, destroyOffscreen, draggable
Setting	Text	speed
Value	Expression	5

✨ Particles

Burst particles

‹Object› bursts ‹How many› particles

Shoot some particles at once, e.g. sparks on a hit or a puff on landing. Needs a Particles component.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.burstParticles (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
How many	Number (expression)	20

Spawn particles here

Spawn ‹Effect› at ‹Object›

Play a ready-made effect once where the object is, e.g. Sparkles when a coin is collected (works even if you destroy it right after). No Particles component needed.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.spawnParticlesAt (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Effect	Choice	sparkle	Options: Sparkles, Fire, Smoke, Explosion, Dust puff, Rain, Confetti, Magic

Start particles

‹Object› starts its particles

Start (or restart) its Particles component. One-shot effects like Explosion play again.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.startParticles (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Stop particles

‹Object› stops its particles

Stop making new particles. The ones already flying fade out normally.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.stopParticles (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Set particle rate

Set ‹Object› particles per second to ‹Per second›

How many particles it makes per second, e.g. a bigger fire or a stronger engine trail.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.setParticleRate (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Per second	Number (expression)	20

Spawn particles

Spawn ‹Effect› at (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Play a ready-made effect once at a position, e.g. an Explosion at Enemy.x, Enemy.y, Enemy.z. No object needed.

• Where: Found under System in the picker.
• ID: particles.spawn (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Effect	Choice	sparkle	Options: Sparkles, Fire, Smoke, Explosion, Dust puff, Rain, Confetti, Magic
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	1
Z	Number (expression)	0

🔊 Audio

Play its sound

‹Object› plays its sound

Play the sound of the object's Audio component.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.playSound (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Stop its sound

‹Object› stops its sound

Stop the sound of the object's Audio component.

• Where: Pick an object (or a #tag) first, then this action.
• ID: object.stopSound (as saved in project files)
• Parameters: none

Play sound

Play sound ‹Sound› (volume ‹Volume›, loop ‹Loop›)

Play a sound from your assets.

• Where: Found under Audio in the picker.
• ID: audio.play (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Sound	Sound
Volume	Number (expression)	1
Loop	Yes / No (expression)	false

Stop sound

Stop sound ‹Sound (empty = all)›

Stop a sound (leave empty to stop all sounds).

• Where: Found under Audio in the picker.
• ID: audio.stop (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Sound (empty = all)	Sound		Optional.

Set master volume

Set master volume to ‹Volume›

0 = silent, 1 = full volume.

• Where: Found under Audio in the picker.
• ID: audio.setVolume (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Volume	Number (expression)	1

🎥 Camera

Shake camera

Shake camera (strength ‹Strength›, ‹Seconds› s)

Shake the screen, great for hits and explosions.

• Where: Found under Camera in the picker.
• ID: camera.shake (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Strength	Number (expression)	0.3
Seconds	Number (expression)	0.3

Camera look at

Camera looks at ‹Target›

Turn the main camera toward an object.

• Where: Found under Camera in the picker.
• ID: camera.lookAt (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
Target	Object or #tag

Set camera position

Set camera position to (‹X›, ‹Y›, ‹Z›)

Move the main camera.

• Where: Found under Camera in the picker.
• ID: camera.setPosition (as saved in project files)

Parameter	Type	Default	Notes
X	Number (expression)	0
Y	Number (expression)	6
Z	Number (expression)	10