@The_Gamesalad_Guru that's great got no problem if I'm wrong but you do need to publish to device as I say above I'll create a project when the work day is over and upload it with a video on device

And I'm afraid I'm with @Socks. The timer does what you tell it to, until you tell it to stop. At that point you can tell it to do something else (as per my image).

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Using self.Time as @tatiang and @The_Gamesalad_Guru suggested is more accurate, though, than either what I show there or destroying the actor.

@Bob132546 : BTW: If you would like to have custom collision shapes vote for this feature request: http://bugs.gamesalad.com/show_bug.cgi?id=252

Because if you change x after the timer is in action and then want the timer to use your updated x value then it will not do so

I just made a quick video example. you are misinformed or something is wrong with your code.

Agreed, even with numbers you still need to kern, although it's a lot simpler as em widths can be grouped in three lots, I've got a very old GS project somewhere that kerns numbers so you don't have t

A timer resets the every x whenever the rule it's in changes condition. Why the need to destroy them, even if you want to avoid using self.Time?

That shouldn't be as then every default value in a game once modified would change. this would screw up an entire game. Post and example of this phenomenon if you would. I am always ready to be proven

Change game.SpawnTimer to new value (based on your particular rules)

Not sure that I understand you correctly, given the example below, how would you solve it then?

value. This is a proper logic branch. When you don't build proper logic branches with backstops, you end up with conflicting code and can have head on crashes of data. This is logic 101. It's like di

They wanted to know how to save a score. What you said about game attributes being saved in your first post was wrong. Attributes are not saved unless you use the save and load behavior. If a new com

@dgackey, could you please involve me in this issue? I am keen to understand what exactly is in "conflict" in @Hymloe s game.

Yeah, basically, although I don't use 'every' for a set of changing values, I use 'after', which seems to make more sense to me. If the value is going to change it seems wrong (to me!) to choose a met

@The_Gamesalad_Guru tables are the best if you want to use a high score board (multiple entry's) but that wasn't the question, if you just want one score then i find a game attribute is a quicker app

This is wrong. This is the second post today I've seen you give the wrong information.

sorry i dont have GS on this machine so ill give a rough answer that will hopefully cover anything you need: