Would it be possible to generate levels according to rules and game attributes that change? In other words the same scene is re-loaded but each completion changes an attribute that sits in a formula t

The change attribute behavior, changes the game attribute "current_color" to a ramdom value between 1,2.

Is there any limit in text attribute (like limit in letters, words, or anything)? And if no, will there be any troubles if player type, for example two sentences, save this attribute, and try to load

Constrain 'parent's' X position to this >> (100*cos( game.Lever)) + scene.Background.uber 1.Position.X -111

change attribute game.coins TO game.coins+10

add a game.minCount attribute Index type … set value at 9

Create a boolean attribute and call it Game Center or GC.

@part12 I'll attempt to be helpful. Try creating a game attribute boolean "GC on". This will allow you to make a switch that either prompts the GC behavior, or not. You could have a

"Thanks for getting back to me. Works great for game attributes! Is there anything that works for self.attributes? I tried this on one of these and it doesn't give a warning just deletes.

If you time the game - and as the time progresses you pass values over to attributes (eg: if time > than 1':00" then change 'minutes' attribute to 'minute' +1)

Enemy rules = constrain game enemy x and y to self pos x and y

Well the key term here is self.Attribute. Its only in that actor unless you have gone through and unlocked a bunch of actors and accessed them through the scene. If you have more of those than you can

There is a Deep Blue Apps tool which shows everything you want of the attribute who is using it, in which scenes they are being used and it helps you organize your attributes. The Application is calle

Interpolate attribute self.position.y to game.ground position y + 110 | duration: 0.2 seconds

Make a game attribute game.jump.

I have an idea on how to do it, but my lack of understanding forces the idea to fall short. My hope is that using something similar to how custom fonts are used to display different numeric character

Make a new self attribute in the jumping actor. Call it jump #

The last part is to get the blue bar to rotate while it is moving in it's orbit - a very simple case of using any old rotate command (interpolate / rotate / constrain attribute.rotation etc)

closing the loophole where you could put a scene attribute in a prototype.

ok I'm tired! I know which actor its part of, what I'd like to find is which rule/s or group/s a self.attribute is in....