How do you can create an attribute, thanks, and srry, I'm starter

You can do it with attributes

How do I constrain the child actor so when the main actor rotates or flips the child actor follows accordingly?

. . . there's a simple way to determine layer order, have the actors change a global attribute in some way, the highest actor will be the last to change this attribute as GS scans layers bottom to top

No need for the extra rules and the attribute game.music.

3) Now when you click on an actor, have it copy its ID to a game attribute (let's call it 'X').

You need to provide more information, is the actor bouncing around the scene using the physics engine, is it being dragged by the player through touch, is it being moved by the player using the keyboa

I have a fixed point determined by X and Y attributes.

There are a number of attributes that are experiencing the same problem, but let's stick with the 'High Score' attribute. I've followed Toque's suggestion and identified that the High Score attribute

This is a scene level attribute though, so you'll need to unlock an actor to see it in the dropdown under scene.

In Attributes panel set the Position Y to be your preferred position for the sentence.

word. In the prototype actor, create a new text attribute called self.Word. Also create a new integer attribute called self.colCount. Also create a new integer attribute called self.wordNum. Open

Alright! It seem to simple work with callback attribute 1 or -1

So I can send a table to get the callback attribute.

That's not a bad idea. First, backup your project file to a separate file/copy. Then, delete the GameOver attribute. It will then display a list of actors that contain that attribute.

Sometimes i hit delete on this attributes. It will give warning of all actors it's in. I write them down. Hit CANCEL!!!!

* When 'Game Over' attribute is true, update 'High Score' attribute if < 'Level Reached' attribute.

A couple of additional notes, you can change the direction that the light is falling onto the rotatry dial - open the 'Dial panel' actor and change the 'Specular Angle' attribute from 73° to some othe

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Try changing the account name and password attribute values to something else other than a blank string.