make 2 seperate integer attributes for each colour you want. lets use blue as an example.

Sweet but how do you make the RANGE? is it with an attribute?

You can try to use an attribute constrain attribute and constrain the music volume to the music volume. While this doesnt make sence it worked for me.

Add in an integer game attribute called animate

I have a rule that I want it to do behaviors IF the game.attribute is = 5 or 6

So, just so I understand, my Post Score button on my Game Over scene should also save an attribute that gets read the next time they start the game and logs them in? Is that what you are suggesting?

make a new attribute - call it "TIMER" - index - set its value to '0' !

Let us drag a simple timer behavior , but in the complier at your server replace this behaviour with a simple rule and attribute , should be easy.. oh well, optimization it is

Hi Everyone,

Basically I would have a separate boolean attribute called Clock or slow. Then all you need to do is on the button "when button is pressed" change "clock to true".

You can try to use an attribute constrain attribute and constrain the music volume to the music volume. While this doesnt make sence it worked for me.

If you don't refer to the self.score attribute, then it won't matter if the actor has been tapped or not.

I am having the same problem. I am only loading and saving 1 attribute and whatever I do it will not save my highscore and resets it every time I remove the game from the iphone task list.

well try this, for me dont function but maybe for yo is ok, hide a non movign actor and constrain movement of the ball to this actor when a rule is true

Yes you can adjust the red green and blue hue of every actor. Also you can adjust the alpha channel. All on the fly. Use Change attribute or interpolate attribute to get your desired effect.

Change attribute _ back to 0 (or change whatever attributes or rules)

Change attribute _ back to 0 (or change whatever attributes or rules)

instead of telling the actor to rotate on touch. have a "spin" integer attribute set to 0 that turns to 1 when you touch the actor. then have a seperate rule that states when game.sp

instead of telling the actor to rotate on touch. have a "spin" integer attribute set to 0 that turns to 1 when you touch the actor. then have a seperate rule that states when game.sp

would i link everything but my actor to a game attribute where if turned to 1, 2, 3, or 4 they would all rotate a certain way?