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

* Create an integer attribute called RANDOM

That's what the self attributes are for

So the way I am handling it is if you touch the blue box labeled pancakes, it changes a scene attribute to be 0. The grey box actor then listens for the scene attribute, and when it is 0 it changes it

I recently found a bad coding in my game, basically I used a table as an attribute in the comparison expression editor.

You can do a constrain attribute self.image to "block"..index

---Else for 2nd rule, change attribute index to 3

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Set the attribute's default starting value to 1

The Score (X,1,1) can just be an attribute also, but the high score may be easier to save in a table

delete the load attribute from the game scene and insert load attributes on an actor in menu scene.

i basically did was create a rule that says when attribute game.score is > game.highscore, change attribute game.highscore to game.score, and than i have it save highscore attribute and load a

Or you can include in your test, both upper case and lower case versions. (If game.attribute contains game.attribute2 OR If game.attribute contains game.attribute3)

Im using a string expression rule: if game.attribute is game.attribute2.

I really need help getting a ball to launch from a point, towards a target. This simple task...has defeated me. I have the moving target updating its position using the "constrain attribute&a

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I think so too. The idea wasnt to create a multiplayer game though, It was for grabbing every attribute from a database table and then save it to the table afterwards.

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