I use a gameAttribute index type to track the flow of game (user's actions/actor events/other attributes … change this)… flowIndex

-add an attribute real-type to the button: pressedTime

Change attribute self.CanSpawn to true

Because it's trying to reset your game over scene rather than the scene where the game play is. Create a boolean attribute "Reset". Have a rule at the beginning of your game scene th

you can copy the actor's name and the attribute to it … plus the behavior name from it's editable title bar

Change attribute game.randomPosX to random(161, 319)

ah ok because i thought i had to save only self attributes, so if i have a game attribute called money, i need to save and load this game attribute all the time so when i play the game again i have th

You need to Save that attribute with the "Save Attribute" behavior.

say i create a game attribute boolean and is false,in a menu actor when i click a actor i change that attribute to true, now i close the game, when i open the game, is this attribute will be true o

Attribute: self.Time ≥ 1

So something like: Make a boolean attribute called Switch

Hi @David_GryphonsRealm & @triton13, bu using the Reset Scene behaviour, that resets all of that scene's attributes back to their original state, so there's no need to change the scene's attri

I made it so that each platform actor has a "PlatformLocation" attribute instead of making it a game attribute. I constrain the attribute using your formula. I also have a rule in

gameAttribute Index Type name coinsSpawned … leave it 0

Could you make an attribute so when the car rotates the direction the particles are being spawned in changes as well?

Continue, providing you've saved all your attributes later in the game and put all the load attributes in the continue button, then the game will carry on from where the user left off. (So don't forg

You use the Save and Load Behaviors. So you drag out the Save behaviour to the rules where you want to save the Score, and put the Score attribute name in the attribute field, then an identifying key

I am asking if anyone knows how to show a score being depleted by an amount which has been determined by an attribute.

Here's what I would. Unlock an actor's instance that is in the scene. It could really be any actor or create a new actor called CameraControl. Make it invisible and nonmoving. Then drag it into the sc

the constrains could be cause wreaking some havoc