📄️ Analog stick
Analog stick is an interactive Behavior that causes the blueprint's actors to move around the screen in response to a virtual analog stick.
📄️ Behavior
A Behavior is a component of a Blueprint which specifies how the blueprint's actors should behave. Common examples of behaviors include different types of physical movement, such as responding to Gravity, and interactive controls, such as dragging.
📄️ Bounce
Bounce is a behavior that causes actors to bounce when colliding with solid actors.
📄️ Drag
Drag is an interactive behavior which causes the blueprint's actors to be draggable when touched.
📄️ Gravity
Gravity is a behavior which causes a blueprint's actors to fall. Specifically, it increases the downward velocity of an actor over time.
📄️ Layout
Layout is a behavior that causes an actor to have a physical body with an x and y coordinate, rotation, and scale in card space.
📄️ Motion
Motion is a Behavior that allows Actors to move through Card space.
📄️ Music
Music is a Behavior that causes actors to play music during the gameplay of a Card. Music in Castle consists of samples, tones, microphone recordings, and other effects that are triggered in a sequence and pitched up and down to form melodies and rhythms.
📄️ Slow down
Slow down is a behavior that causes actors with dynamic motion to passively slow down.
📄️ Solid
Solid is a behavior that that determines whether the actor can overlap with other actors during a collision.
📄️ Text
Text is a behavior that causes actors to display text. Actors displaying text are sometimes referred to as Text Actors.
📄️ Tilt
Tilt is an interactive behavior which causes the blueprint's actors to move in response to tilting the device.