For failure rule I have an attribute, and when the wrong item is collected this attribute is set to 1, all are destroyed and a retry button is showed up. But the funny thing is (only this way) when I

if a index attribute = 2 , I set the boolean complete to true and show up a next button.

4. Create game.attribute.hotspot

just use a game level attribute tied to each color - if attribute is true, destroy actors.....reset after 1 second

Actor1: When touch is pressed and attribute game.order = 1 (because actor 1 has an index attribute set to 1).... change game.order to game.order+1, destroy the actor

can somebody tell me how to create an self attribute in an actor?

For failure I have an attribute, and when the wrong item is collected this attribute is set to 1, all are destroyed and a retry button is showed up. But the funny thing is (only this way) when I press

your game. we will always have CPU and memory constrain and compare to 20 years ago we are much better off.. we can always be given more processing power and smooth gameplay. but people will always f

because in each actor there is a change attribute rule standing alone that says

I want some things to be collected in a given way. But how to use attribute, everytime when the player gets the right item, the "finish" attribute is set to 1, 2 ,3..... But what to

thing. where it used to update the timer if the attribute changed but now it just takes the first value of the attribute and never changes no matter what the attribute changes too.

Well, that's the main downfall of GS, the inability to link two objects attributes directly (in this case player's attack with giant's health).

For those of you wondering, you can change the camera tracking area with a change attribute behavior. I just tested it

simply constrain to attributes to the rectangles x and y positions

simply constrain to attributes to the rectangles x and y positions

simply constrain to attributes to the rectangles x and y positions

simply constrain to attributes to the rectangles x and y positions

Make the text "Level" an image actor by itself, and use the attribute to display the level number. That way you can spread them as far apart as you want.

Ok you said "All you need to do is have a game.level1stars attribute (index)" which i get.

true, the script tells that invisible actor to constrain its position underneath the main character, fitting over the particles that are spraying down. All of the enemies are scripted to be destroyed