if Attribute game. checkpoints=1 then

4 Make it easier to make your own attributes.

(Checkpoint "box" that have Position.X=380 and Position.Y=40)--When collide with actor Ball Player, change attribute game.Checkpoints to 1 and save attribute game.Checkpoints to key:

make an attribute called stopLoop, make it a boolean and set it to false

and thanks to all! I´ve tested it with the behavious "linear velocity" and "interpolate"....without success. I´ve changed the behavious "constrain attribut

also note: my scenes often have a flow attribute and some of my actors do (for image changes at … ex: bigger ship; better weapon; more health)

or use the IAP retrieve method to get toggle that attribute in your updated version.

So I would save an attribute, a boolean, and... will it be available for players who updated the game? So in this case I would load the attribute in the beginning, and if it's true (meaning that playe

That's because you're starting at zero on your jump count so it should =0 and then <= 1. Which would be throwing off your other stuff too. See what I'm saying so the attribute is zero and the p

Attribute: game.flowIndex = 0

Yes, just use a change attribute like you stated, @tatiang.

Right below your "constrain position X" rule , make another constrain :

Constrain > Devices > Audio > Music Volume to the slider's position.

Attribute: self.Position.Y < 650

game, scene, actors read and change their attributes/actions according to a cellValue the table is storing

of course you can, you can declare the row and col by using integer attribute .

I'm using table cell value and I was wondering if I can add another attribute for selecting the row # rather then actually entering a number?

Hey, making my first game, and I was wondering how to use the collide attribute? Whenever I add a box with the attribute as a boundary to stop my actor going past that point, my character just bounces

Use magnitude to detect proximity to planet . . . . When close enough pull in with accelerate . . . . And then move in a circular path using constrain X to cosine and Y to Sine.

As long as the score attribute is a game attribute, it will stay the same when you go to the next scene as it was on the last. So you can just keep adding to the same score attribute on each scene.