--Yes and No. It will reset Actor and scene attributes to the values they where set to at the scenes original load. It will also replace every single actor to it original scene position

Then, when you destroy them, move the actor off screen, play a sound or two, and change an attribute (say game.objectcount) to game.objectcount TO game.objectcount-1. Then when objectcount = whatever,

Just add actors a boolean attribute like "finished" and make it true if it reaches at Location X. And randomize only actors that has "finished=false" so it won't ra

Ok.. my game has a few actors (like 10) in the scene and about a few fifty of attributes in my scene..

Try sceneAttributes! (well you could use gameAttributes but I always end-up too many..yuck )

i was just going to ask if i have to save the attribute (Image)

Change attribute to true.

you need to save the attribute after you trigger it, and load it at the start of every game

A couple things. on Adhocs it sometimes takes a while for the scores to show. so that could be your issue. Also make sure you are giving enough time for the score to transmit before changing scenes. I

Make an attribute disappear? Bool false

Well make an attribute alive? Bool true

Hey btw real quick side question... has anyone noticed GS responding slower? Seems like I click on Change Attribute and to set the attribute and it takes a few seconds and then display. Happening all

Does anyone know how to separate a text and attribute in one text field so that it displays both text and attribute in one actor?

Have a game attribute that changes for the stars collected. You will need to save this value at say the end of each level.

It also won't reset. I have tried using all the attribute kinds but I couldn't seem to make it work. Any body know how to?

Make an attribute touching time Int 0

Attribute: [exp] self.Image is nameOfLastImage.png

I need a little bit of help with resetting an actor/attribute. I have an actor set up that when actor receives an event...collides with mask, game.activated to 1. This starts a timer and count down an

I created a utility app. I have a timer that counts down from 60 minutes. I made a integer attribute called mtimer that is set to 60. I then made an actor with a rule that displays mtimer-1. Works gre

just instead of having change attribute: self.change.Color to (self.change.color+1)%3