Then I don't understand what the purpose of your boolean attribute is - game.Music Cont... because you're playing your music, 44-Rowdy Rumble (which presumably is over 30 seconds in length) for just 1

In my "game attributes" I made two "real attributes" called "MovingPlatformX and MovingPlatformY"

There happen to be some game attributes already there for you. (SecondTarget1, MinuteTarget1, etc) You would need to add a rule that if each of those attributes equals their corresponding time attrib

One solution is to simply drag your background off the page (hold shift down so you drag it off horizontally) - then throw a change attribute action onto the BG that simply says:

I have a scene that is 960 wide, and the actor's shooting is constrained to the first 480 pixels of the scene. When I hover to the right side of my scene (the last 480 pixels) the actor still shoots t

I need that every time my "score attribute" increases of 1.000 points

"but if I want to have more save points during the level, then each actor must have a save attribute?"

but if I want to have more save points during the level, then each actor must have a save attribute?and if I have the same actor that is repeated 10 times before the mid-level checkpoints, I can creat

If you want to save mid-scenes, to come back to exactly where you left off, then yes, you would have to save every attribute that you've used in the level (and all the appropriate Load Behaviors as we

but do you mean that for every actor who destroy every object that move, I interact with every element must have the save attribute?

So at a checkpoint in your game, for every attribute that needs to be remembered, used a Save Attribute Behavior in an actor. Each needs to have its own key: this is anything you like, to identify it

This is how I am loading the best time attribute for each of the levels but where it says T.S1.L1 for the key for level 1, on level 2 I use T.S1.L2

Hi again, just to check: in your Change Attribute behaviours, I'm guessing you're using

I think you mean you can't find the attribute to turn the music on or off...

the way i told you about is the one i said earlier using load attribute for every leaderboard that you need.

I have 94 attribute, so 94 integer are too heavy for the memory on my 3gs

I have 10 boolean attribute and 1 integer attribute

I have a bunch of objects moving around and I don't know how I would get them to stop. No attribute is making them move or anything like that, so I can't tell it to stop.

Yes. Just select all of your rules in the scene you want to pause, then click Create Rule. Then in THAT rule, select when Attribute startGame = true. Then, none of your rules will execute until startG

Make an attribute called startGame and have it set to false.