i want to make a game.attribute (only one attribute) called "Name" for some actors (i think 150 actors)

Ah yes I see what you're saying. Self attributes can only be read by that one actor with that attribute and you need a different actor to be able to read it.

you end up changing all of the gun/target attributes.

Can you not do that by giving the targets some new self attributes too?

i think i need a rule in the gun that tells ONLY the target thats in range to send the gun its specific coordinates without using a game level attribute.

the problem is telling the gun/guns who to target. using a game level x/y for the target makes it so it only updates the first target. but using a self attribute the gun cant see.

a boolean attribute Switch1

I just noticed a typo it should be self.active not self.attribute lol, have edited it now.

In my game, I have a counter (game attribute) that will compile the total number of kills a user makes in addition to top scores. I really really really want to output this info to a web site that ca

So how do i communicate self attributes between actors without using a standard game attribute? is it possible? wish i could "send" a message directly at one actor without knowing it

You cannot type in the attribute you want. you have to click the drop down and select it.

Create a rule on the ball that tells the actor to only move when reset = 0 otherwise have motion = 0. Then on your reset button after your changed the attribute to reset = 1 when the actor was pressed

I am making a game with a ball that launches into motion when pressed. I made a restart button by making a boolean attribute and making it place everything back to its original spot.

create 4 real self attributes

Make two real attributes

I still need to find out how i can hold multiple names in one attribute.

Hi dre38w, off the top of my head so untested: make an integer attribute called XPos, and make its value the starting x value of the draggable actor. Make an integer attribute called DragXPos. somewhe

in the bad guy prototype create a self attribute (integer) self.uniqueID

tshirtbooth i watched the video, but its not relevant to me, i cant link the health bar to a game attribute because it needs to be personalised within each enemy.

attribute L1active = false