You have to log it's first position with two self attributes when touch is pressed and then when touched is released interpolate back to those attributes. You should have a timer so when touched is pr

Now for loading them , in your initial scene , when the game starts put the load behaviors in one of the actors and load those attribute ..

Your lives would be an attribute.

Put change attribute behavior by themselves changing everyting to what its supposed to be. SO when you change to that scene everything changes to what you want.

gameAttribute: ballMoving

Change attribute "game.allow process" to true..

I have some attributes that are like this:

try having a rule when attribute touch count=0

will not work. SlickZero's ideas changing the constrain to a change attribute of the self and Game X/Y would actually make it stop where ever you drop the item and then not be able to drag it again.

change attribute game.wordTocheck to game.wordTocheck..game.NewLetter

Yeah, the constrain is keeping it from falling. If you are using scene gravity, it's a little trickier than if you are using accelerate behaviors on your actors.

-Constrain x

yes it is constrained (self position x/y to game mouse position x/y) on script for the x and one for the y, just simplifing it here.

How exactly is that actor scripted? Are you using a constrain attribute when touch is released? You will need to use a change attribute to "unlock" it from its constraint.

Everywhere I put the change attribute it just doesn't work. When I tried it on my level 2 scene, it worked. When I added it to my level 3, 4 and 5 scene, it acts weird. I'll get to level 3 and go and

1) Use animate behaviour, when ButtonHit is pressed, change a boolean attribute to true. In the character, when boolean is true, make the character have a hitting animation.

I was wondering if anyone has any good ideas or ways to create a global countdown clock. I would like it to be a Game Attribute and I plan on linking anything that would normally use a timer to it. Th

gameAttribute … everything in game can reference/manipulate this

You'll need a couple of attributes;

When you die, what ever you use to trigger your death screen, have a rule that when die = true, change attribute (whatever attributes have been changed) and the reset the scene.