Wait, I'm just a tad bit confused, sorry. Do I put the save attribute in my level number actor? If so, where do I put in there and when I do use it, I imagine I click the e and click on game.unlocklev

when it resets back, try constraing its x and y position to its initial postion, or try constrain its motion linear x and y to 0, or both. whatever works

I have an iPhone game that the scene is 960 pixels wide, and I need to be able to have my character (an alien floating at the top of the screen) able to shoot where I touch when I have my character f…

@simo103 Nevermind, I fixed it with a Constrain Attribute (enemy velocity x) set to -100 or 100, depending on whether the player is at the left or right side of the enemy!

@simo103 Just a rule that says "If attribute "Player-is-within-reach" = 1, Move to "PlayerX", "Enemy.Position.Y"

this is the velocity attribute i have for actor2.

@Wingology -- perhaps Actor2 is an arrow that points at the center of the scene, but is constrained to the x,y of Actor1 ? In that case, use constrain attribute behavior in Actor2:

the game starts, unless a whole new velocity attribute is introduced. may need Tshirtbooth to confirm that, as he showed me that Timers cannot have a variables anymore.

My x and y values are correct though, spawning 0,0 relative to actor. And the actors being spawned have a moving attribute to cross the screen. So if actors were being spawned I should see them.

Remember the self attribute called DIV that you need create. In the first number it need be 10, the second 100, the third 1000, etc....

Change Attribute Difficulty to Difficulty - 0.1

I just read what you posted above, and unless you left something out, what he said will work just fine. If you have when touch is pressed change attribute to attribute+1, it will not set immediately t

I need a way to touch an actor two times, each time getting the attribute one bigger. At all, the attribute should not get bigger than 2.

Yeah basically yes, but he said when attribute =2 do that and that...

I just want that an actor has to get pressed two times and that an attribute switches first press to 1 and second press to 2.

You want to have an attribute called unlockedLevels. Have it set to 1 since level one will always be unlocked. When you beat a level, change attribute unlockedLevels to unlockedLevels+1

attribute game.Mouse.Position.y > 50

gameAttribute … index type … player1Ball

Ed: Also, I still display the difficulty attribute in text on the scene just to see if it's working. Right at the beginning of the scene, it jumps down 1. So if i set the starting difficulty to 3, it

with them not the tree. Also drop a change attribute self.alpha to zero in the actor first and they will be invisible.