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the reason hot magic puts "\n"..gamespotb... is because game.spotB is a attribute... and you don't put quotes outside of attributes..

hey guys, just wanted to post a follow up on the best way to do this.....I believe it is to use a self attribute (ie. self.touch)

I am having trouble displaying text that contains 2 attribute values.

well you can … just click the back button and the attribute tab! (Image)

-- Interpolate Attribute: self.Rotation To: 15

In my controlling actor, I have a rule that says: when attribute game.tempscore is > game.score, interpolate game.score to game.tempscore. This way I have a nice interpolated score.

Also, then you could say when self. rotation is more than x, constrain it to x.

Set up rules for every actor - When boolean reset is true. Reset all attributes. So change attribute position etc etc etc to everything that they're supposed to be when the game starts) this also skip

However if that's taking you back to the splash screen, you'd need to make attributes for everything the player does.

you will need an actorAttribute: to track lastForward X

I have used constrain attribute game.score to scene.camera.orign.x. The problem I am having is that when my actor goes across to 400 pixels, the score will change to 400 but when my actor goes back in

I've tried two methods. The first was to have both animation on top of each other running simultaneously and using an attribute to toggle there alphas one and off. Needless to say, this wasn't kind

An attribute called FrameNumber could be added to by the X value and told to loop after 12 (%12).

To do this you need to jettison the 'animation' behaviour and flip through your pictures using 'change image' or 'change attribute'.

Lets just say I have an attribute "High Score" and I save it. If I release an update for my game that doesn't do anything to the High Score but maybe changes something totally diffe

2) Custom polygons for collisions

If you have a canvas with lots of vacant space, it will end up causing issues for things like accurate collisions when you use it in GS.

changing image alpha channel from 1 to 0 and vise versa , which of the 2 is more demanding on system resources.

one quick question if im using a null actor @ 2 x 2 pixels,then i would need a change attribute to: image.png