"you can add text to a text attribute with the double dot syntax; but I'm sure you knew that really.."

"Allows actors that are unmovable have MOVABLE Attribute OFF."

what could allow is to load after 13secs. Allows actors that are unmovable have MOVABLE Attribute OFF.

Instead of spawning a random actor, you could spawn a single actor (Mole) and have a rule in the Mole actor that changes an attribute self.Random to a number in a range (say 1-6). Then, have rules t

I thought that gameAttribute "unlock" was covered in the video … part 3 of Multiscreen Menu

Attribute: self.Time = 0.5

yea move is probably the worst function to use .. alternatively add in an additional rule if self.posY is >= ?? ... constrain self.pos Y to ??? ... so just constrain the Y not to go anywhere hi

You're getting invalid expression because you are using a mathematical expression with a text attribute (...game.text+A)

Unfortunately you can't add (like you did with '+') extra text to a text attribute , you can only change the whole attribute to a new text value .

The device orientation is an attribute that detects how you physically hold the iPhone/ipad/ipod , it can be portrait or portrait upside-down , landscape left or landscape right , face up or face down

Guys. I have a text attribute and I want to add an extra character to it every time a certain object is spawned. However I have had no success in doing this.

Hey guys, I watched the Multiscreen Menu videos by tshirtbooth and now I want to make it so it saves when it unlocks levels and loads when you start the game up. I understand to make a load attribute

save attribute game.money, key: money

Well If you save it at 2000, then you buy something and come back. It will load at 2000 because that was the last you saved it as. Everytime the attribute changes you need to save it

I have just a quick question. When I have an attribute set (normal) to let's say, 1000.

Thanks so much for all the help! Well I have a calibrate button on my main menu and all it says is when touch is pressed change attribute game.calibrate to game.accelerometer.x and then save attribute

if you dont press the game calibrate button, the calibrate attribute is set to 0. So if it doesnt work even when you dont press the calibrate button, it should have nothing to do with it cause the att

Do you think it has anything to do with the fact I'm using game.calibrate in my constrain attribute?

@P-0-M -- Thanks for sharing this! It's also a very useful demo of how to determine device orientation without using the slower "screen.device orientation" attribute.

HAHAHA lol...yeah it works I fix the "CCC" of the two constrain attribute and it's amazing!!! thank you very much