yeah make a attribute called blocksLeft and set it to however many blocks you have on screen

Wow. That is polished to a gleaming sheen. Very impressive use of the Size Change Attribute in conjunction with the animation.

In the Ball actor, under the "Note" there is a Change Attribute behavior. Modify it to:

# change attribute "move" to "1" #

you will need an attribute called 'growMe' (or whatever)

make a real attribute called actorVelocity

constrain self position x to actor1.position.x-40

I put the string in the second actor: constrain attribute (self.position.X) to (game.AIActor1) but by doing so the second player moves as fast as the first.

its not working because you cant change the moveable attribute in game

Rule: When attribute self. linear velocity x is 0 and when linear velocity y is 0:

I have a button to reset my game which I have set all the attributes back to zero. But when it

@tinmouse: Make sure you're resetting all your attributes after the player reaches the goal. So if you have a rule that says, if ball overlaps with goal, change goal = 1, go to next scene, make sure y

I have an attribute called "goal", when the ball goes into the goal, I set the attribute to 1, if the attribute is = 1 then I goto next scene. but it's not working after the 2nd sce

2. On the left side of the Actor Editor, there is a list of attributes. Click on Color.

1.) Is there a way to have "on level start" instructions. Meaning, something like, "At beginning of level set attributes x and y to 1. Set Attribute score to 001."

I tested tshirtbooths score save attribute template and of course it worked, but in my

In each level I have two attributes, levelstars and level complete. When levelstars = 3, level complete is set to true.

i would imagine you could go about just spawning the muzzle flare, and using an interpolate attribute to reduce the colour.alpha to 0 then return it to normal really fast, add in some sound effects an

have a attribute called selectedColor

you have to make the attribute yourself. In your scene youll see a attributes tab next to the actors tab, click the attribute tab and click the plus sign at the bottom to make a new attribute.