In the actor that goes from 10-99 say when game.score is less than 10 change attribute self.color.alpha to 0 otherwise change alpha to 1

If you have a " preferred level selection" attribute , then simply in your button make a rule-

I saw a nice function in FreeCoverFlow by @Tshirtbooth that he had the buttons sending the preferred level selection to a game attribute and then load a default scene from where (my guess is) the leve

I tried a lot of stuff and nothing works, Im using magnitude in Monster to proximity agro the Main Actor, if Main actor is near Monster moves to MainActorX and MainActorY (constrain), but when MainAct

constrainAttribute involves updating the attribute constantly … and that is more intense

Just thought: "Edit: the idea being that you'd simply copy the behaviour into custom to use at the beginning of the game, drag it out there and toggle it to Load.... this particular behaviour

If you want it to keep playing when you go back and forth several times, you need to set up a boolean attribute. Have it called "playmusic" or whatever you want, then have a rule in

For my game, I have a scene in the beginning that determines if an attribute is at 0 or 1, if its at 0 it goes to lets say Scene A, and if it is 1 it goes to Scene B. I'd like both scenes to play the

attribute sec and min

If you have only one constrain then it will be fine, but beware constrains took up a lot of memory

As for changing self.visible, you can't; this is one of those attributes that you choose its state before gameplay (like Moveable) which can't be changed with an attribute. Use change attribute self.C

'Back' can reference the scene in the sceneEditor … but, the Attribute panes always revert to default state

change attribute self.image to mychangedimage.png

I've just started on a project and it really doesn't have much to it at the moment (not much going on on screen), so I wouldn't think it uses a lot of memory or anything. However, I constrained the ac

So my suggestion is that, say in the Save Behavior, instead of just one attribute, it automatically shows a list of all attributes in the scene with checkboxes beside the keys (the same for a Load Beh

When I moved attribute with zero speed its Stop actor.

If you only use acceleration as gravity and there is no gravity in the scene then a move attribute with zero speed stops an actor.

-change attribute self motion linear velocity y to 400

It is a Color attribute. You have Red, Green, Blue, and Alpha. Alpha can be 0 for invisible, all the way up to 1 for no transparency. 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 etc. for various percentages of opacity.

What is the "alpha", is it a attribute and if yes, which one?