oh wait, you mean the "key" or the actual attribute I'm trying to load/save? Or both?

Now I'm working on another game and I can save the tutorial boolean attribute, but not the best score.

(Game.Attribute==1)and(DOACTIONFOR1)or(Game.Attribute==2)and(DOACTIONFOR2)or(DOACTIONIFNONEAREMET)

When attribute X = 1, or 2

Have you tried checking the "better collisions" box on the physics tab of the actor? Not sure it will help, but it's worth a try.

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the scene. This is my problem as I want to constrain it to the centre, which now works thanks to you, and then have it move with the users touch input along the X axis and snap back to the centre whe

For the touch actor you'd use a simple when touch is pressed constrain to mouse X (even though the actor is spinning around the screen) - basically treat this actor as if it is static, ignore what it

Keep in mind that if you want to test "Save/Load Attribute" feature as well as Ads and IAP, then you have to export the game and use it as a Beta build.

I don't know how to write this rule, I feel like I'm getting a headache from all the thinking.

I made some animations of the main character doing all his movements with no arms or gun. Then I just make an actor of the guns with arms and constrain it in front of him. Tracking the frame that his

1) my game attribute (total) is set in gameplay scene

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Create 3 integer game attributes Red, Green, Blue

You'd create two local attributes for the actor, one for radius and one for angle, in this example I'm using a 1024 x 768 iPad project.

You need to constrain the HUD actors to . . .

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You can use the random(1,2) and set attribute to set a global attribute.

@build had the same issue where he was as updated as possible and his version was still different than mine and @Armelline and Build's custom collisions weren't working... No clue why there would be s

--If attribute X=1 spawn actor A