Attribute: self.Position.Y ≤ -240

Change Attribute self.colour.alpha to 100

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