The power up itself all it has is, on release change attribute game.powerup icon1 = 1, then destroy actor.

Because it is an Expression Editor field for the ID, you can manually type, reference an attribute or table value. Its up to you, they will all work as long as the ID matches the one you set up on App

however i have yet to try it but i think my way would be whenever a new level needs loading changed table name to the next level's table name by using a game text attribute. Will try it out myself to

I am wanting to do the same thing. What I'm trying right now is the Save Attribute behavior, and in the KEY field I put "tableCellValue(table, row, col). But...I'm not really sure if this wor

Make an attribute (of type real) called "mouseAngle"

If i drag the actor i want it to constrain to the perimeter of the circle so it cant go inside or outside

-changes global power up attribute to 1 which is to let the power up icon actor know it know it has a certain power when that's set.

Hey yo, I have seen fire maple's constrain to circle project, and what I want to do is similar to that, however I want my object im dragging to stay constrained to the outskirts of the circle. So if i

change attribute highscore =0

When attribute game. Hero X is < self.Position.X and attribute self.Overlaps or Collides is false

and YourActor Y, for instance; then use a constrain behaviour: constrain attribute myActor X to self.YourActor.Position.x

@gyroscope Okay that kind of worked, but when the mouse is outside of the boundaries it jumps back to the constrain attribute i set. I had to set a constrain attribute because i have gravity in my sce

attribute self.YourActor.Position X > 30

constrain self.position.X to self.Position.X +( game.Accelerometer.X *15)

In my game, I put "save attributes" for best results, which are save forever.

The biggest thing I am having problems with is making characters with arms and heads that move...and somewhat bounce and snap to their original location. Like if you touch the guys head you could move

Actually, it's very straightforward: first to say that a Timer will only work with the time as a fixed value. It'll do it's thing - Every, For or After based on the first value of an attribute and the

When attribute playerX = tableColCount(game.Level1Maze)-1 --> do not allow the player to move that direction

Oh then you might want to put a timer like... When game.bounce > true after .2 seconds change attribute game.bounce to false! (Image)

Rule when touch is pressed change attribute bounce to true