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.

gameAttribute …text type … named: picked#s

Change attribute Switcheroo to false

Change attribute Switcheroo to true

So I'm storing what image is currently on screen in the text attribute.

First to ask, do you want the loop over time, or straight away, as it were? Or maybe text.Attribute is "fed" at different times anyway... (just trying to get what the type of gamepla

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Just wondering what different methods peeps are using for looping rules. So that an attribute keeps getting changed 'till it no longer meets certain conditions.

I have a building thats tilting over slowly to one side, and my main character can walk through this building! How do I make it so the collisions follow the building as its tipping over?

change attribute X position to -100

What you can do is make a self attribute in the text actor called textOff

Or simply change the unlock attribute to 1 for Level 1, 2 for Level 2, etc. Don't +1.

The "switch" is only one for a few tenths of a second. Is there a way to create a rule that can look at the boolean attribute that triggers the attribute and say, "If this

Change Attribute Difficulty to Difficulty - 0.1

That would work but not in my case since this attribute is going bigger when an other item is chooses after the balls.

when game.attribute > 2

Make an attribute for each level instead of one for all of them, and once you finish level 1, have a rule that says to unlock level 2 attribute, and so on.

I want an actor to be touched two times. And at the first time an attribute should be set to 1. And second time it should be

Change Attribute Difficulty to Difficulty - .5