the fact that a gameAttribute in the row,col … without the quotes … correctly retrieved cellValues in a previous app

In each level place the behaviour: if music on=false: PLAY music; change attribute music on to true

Thanks for your help, your time is appreciated. game.correct is an attribute rather than the name of a row. I can't do it the way you suggest, because I've hundreds of rows (376 to be precise), so nam

can also change the size of the object with a constrain to a value such as a score so that it varies with that score. In this case it can help to move the object as well as resize it so it doesn't gr

You're going to need an attribute. A boolean like Ozboy said.

Put a change attribute X and Y in each actor and put in the co-ordinates you'd want them to be.

I need to be able to check if an attribute is in my table, and it is probably a simple thing to do, but I have no idea how to do it. I was thinking a rule that you choose the table, and then &quot

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

Make and attribute and call it Actor1Width. Constrain that to the actors width. then when overlaps or collides with actor1 and Actor1Width=or > 300

I have an attribute (ActorWidth) that is being constrained to the actor's width, and I used a display text to verify it is working properly, but when the actor reaches the specific width while coll

Slick- I do have a custom attribute and I also need to figure out how to make myself a countdown timer, so those would have to be reset. Yeah, I guess it's not game over, it's a level fail if they do

The only attributes that would need resetting are any custom ones that you made. Do you have any custom attributes, like for keeping score or anything?

I'm confused. I made my attribute and I'm not entirely sure what to do now. I made an actor and put in the attribute Reset is true. Now what?

- under sceneAttributes make the sceneSize twice the height of your actual game height

"if I am in the object and am wanting to constrain it's x and y to the box which is a different actor, how would I go about that."

most times circle collisionShape on both actors works best

well if I am in the object and am wanting to constrain it's x and y to the box which is a different actor, how would I go about that. When I bring in the constrain attribute, would I type in the box a

"then constrain that actor's X and Y to the box's X and Y"

then constrain that actor's X and Y to the box's X and Y

you don't need the startTime and myTimer attributes