Create a Boolean attribute called Movable. Then create a rule. When Game.an attribute is 3, then change attribute Moveable to false. In your actor create a rule: When attribute Movable is true: here,

It's totally do-able in the same scene. I would create some kind "Change Attribute" behavior on your character select screen so if your first character is chosen you'd change an int

i have a rule when ball collides with hole, set game.attribute. holeover to 1

Its not a "BUG!!!" You have never ever been able to change the visible attribute at runtime.

How to solve the problem, when an attribute equals 3, my actor should not react on all things I programmed like move left and so on...

1.- create an attribute that says timeLeft set that attribute to 10.

GameCenter does not show my punctuation, shows 0, I have chosen the attribute game.score this correct? is better game.bestscore ?

Change Attribute self.rotationCount to self.rotationCount+1

You have to unlock the moving actor. Then when you go into the actor and then into the attribute selector there is a new option, "Current Scene". Click on that and go into "

I have two actors, one which will move and collide with the other which is static. The static one has an integer self attribute which it randomly sets at the start as a number between 1 and 5, and loa

I have put the [A] play sound attribute before the collide and after the collide. No matter what I have tried the sound plays as soon as the scene opens?

to have speed of enemy objects reference 2 game attribute numbers plus perhaps their game scene number, and by using these numbers in a variable allow difficulty across the whole game be ramped with

checked. Another time I set up real game.attributes and used "Change Attribute" to update the "Touch X / Y" coordinates whenever a new location was touched. Then

You can apply gravity to a scene in the scene attribute window. On the left side of the program up close to the top, are 2 buttons, Game and Scene. Click on the scene button, and in the browser there

Welcome! If you wan't gravity, put an accelerate attribute into your actor, have it accelerate down at 600. The scene gravity is not the best I hear, mabe some one else can tell us why. The scene grav

Problem was that I defined "when collide with actor change attribute game.starCollect to starCollect + 1 only at one star, now I did for the second... change to 2 and now it work's...

I programmed that when my actor is colliding with a star, attribute starCollect is changed to game.starCollect+1,

Create a game attribute (integer) game.BirdY

Change Attribute: self.motion.Angular Velocity To: -10 (or whatever)

finger. So what you could do is create a game attribute called game.TotalLineDistance (integer). Each time a new segment is spawned you would add its width to this attribute (change attribute game.To