I figured out that the new final sound attribute doesn't get saved...

wrote that.... ;-) ) As the volume is already constrained to this, the correct volume should be set.

Add a Change Attribute to the slider knob object.

Change attribute FinalVol to self.Position.X

in the slider, I have when touch is pressed constrain self position X to .....etc.

You're correct about using a Save Behavior, to save whatever attribute is associated with the sound volume (I haven't seen TSB's volume slider video so I don't know what that would be to name). But yo

sound volume selected does not get saved. I tried all kind of save attribute functions but all didn't work.

But to randomly place blocks like that you can have a spawn actor. Give it a self attribute called spawn type.

Do you have rules in the "otherwise" sections of the collisions?

Change attribute LevelFish to true

-Right now the enemy has a Change Attribute that has Linear Velocity X at 30 (also tried with Move To). (Also tried this in a timer set to after .01 seconds run to completion)

OK, Have you an integer attribute that determines whether or not to the scene restarts; or a timer?

PS as John wrote, don't forget to change you GameReset attribute back to false at the beginning of the level(s); although even without this, I can't see why it's not working as you want.... hopefully

You have to change your game start attribute back to false with a change attribute behavior when you click restart

Hey guys, if I wanted to make a Reset Button from the previous screen would I do this : Make a boolean attribute, go to my restart button and have it say, when touch is pressed, gameReset = true and c

- can't adjust attributes used in positioning calculations (i.e. attribute "updown" = 100px)

Hey everyone, I'm having a weird problem with my attributes. I'm trying to make a screen in the beginning of the level that pauses everything then when you click it, the level starts. I have everythin

-change attribute self motion linear velocity y to 400 (change the 400 to suite your jump height)

work ... but would be less intensive that all constraints and in game calculations. In case you want to do a limited test here is a template I got from someone a long time ago that should help with t

with my 32 by 32 actor). to add to teh effect I constrained the self rotation vectorToAngle( self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X , self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y ) which keeps the little blighters looking w