yeah whenever you reset the game, say with a reset button or something, change attribute score to 0

Change Attribute Difficulty to Difficulty - .5

Also, I thought you said timers don't work with attribute times, but it's what you have in your example?

In my case now, both Players want to choose the same ball. And when player 1 selects a ball, an attribute gets set to 1. When Player 2 selects

timers and an attribute for the time don't get along sometimes....(theres a problem as well with random and your values because random only accepts whole numbers)

I have my spawners as: every -> game.difficulty (real attribute) -> Spawn actor

So I need first press attribute to 1 and second press to 2.

So I have an attribute. And I have two rules....

Any attributes that you have such as a score attribute,you have to change them back to there original state yourself with change attribute behaviors when a reset occurs.

x and Y to zero with a change attribute when it is moved back. Also the self.motion.angular.velocity to zero and it self.rotation to zero. That should reset it it motionless with no rotation and at t

Ok, but how set attribute?

On the ball actor, if it collides with the hole actor, increment a game attribute.

gameAttribute text type … name it pickedNumbers

I modified it so each of the two buttons on my screen sets its own attribute when its down. Then, if you click outside one, it checks that the other one's touch attribute is also clear before it grant

✰Detect attribute change

1 - Generate a random number between 1 and 5 and assign it to the attribute: "NewNumber"

Is there a way to tell when an integer attribute changes by 1 or any other number?

constrain its angular velocity to -(self.motion.linear.velocity.x)

Its not needed, a jump behavior takes 2 second. When jump button is pressed change attribute self motion linear velocity y to 400

For the "copies" field, a custom attribute could be used.