The only other way it might work would be with a table? You can place information in the tables dynamically and have constrain attributes for each spawned enemy so I know their x and y's you think?

being positioned in their grid and pre-set their attribute values so they weren't being calculated in game. Might be a wrong direction to go however so you may wish to get other more experienced GS's

@mrglocking ... if I understand your request correctly I have made a projectfile that might help you. In the Rules you can set the attribute game.clock (its under devices) and hours, minutes etc. I se

I should specify, I'm changing the self.rotation attribute. I did this so my block would know which square to check. May I ask what your process was?

Is there a reason you're using rotation instead of move/interpolate/change attribute? When I created a maze/dungeon game, I checked surrounding directions for true/false to see if I could move that w

Not if you are using the gravity attribute for the whole scene. You COULD use a behavior set to the same amount in the opposite direction, but that will give you undesirable playback, i'm sure. The be

You need to use the "save attribute" and "load attribute" behaviors. They stay active even after they quit the game, and come back later to play more.

When actor overlaps or collides with other actor - change attribute.hitcount to attribute.hitcount +1

How do you make an integer attribute work? I tried to get it to when I hit such and such an actor, it adds one to such and such an attribute, but it won't add! Please help!

I'm in the progress of developing a platformer. My current issues is with my enemies. My enemies are birds and placed randomly throughout the map. My issues begin with having them fly in a straight li

When attribute self.motion.linear.Y is greater then -20 but smaller then 20, the ball will bounce at a random(70,120)*(-1)^(random(1,2).

Nods. When it's pressed, I'm already turning on a game attribute (Halt Signal) which, when true, stops all movement on the original actor. But that process doesn't occur instantaneously. The creep occ

I created a boolean 'block movement' attribute which, when true, stops movement touches from being registered. The thing is, even if I set this to true at the moment a player presses the toggle button

I make a single attribute called "XSPEED=100"

Enough to say that one way would be to make 10 buttons, marked 0 to 10 ( or ten transparent buttons over one image showing 1 to 10). In each button, put Rule: when Touch is pressed, Change Attribute g

For example: if i use one attribute to set the enemy speed

with help with this, and there was a gravity attribute included.But, my project doesn't have one, and I can't create a gravity attribute because it's a point attribute and I don't know how to make po

On your individual leader create individual self.besttime attribute

For the break behavior you can have an attribute.

You need to have the accelerate down behaviors relative to scene, not to actor. And in the pause screen have a rule when attributre startGame=true, change attribute self color alpha to 0