Ok so I made an integer attribute called level complete, Then in my lock image, i said when level complete is true change attribute game.unlocked level to the next level. But it doesn't work. I do not

There probably is an attribute for the amount of levels unlocked. Just change that attribute whenever you want to unlock a new level.

I have got everything set except the unlocking. The point of my game is when the frog overlaps or collides with the leave the level is complete. Do i have to make an attribute to make the other levels

I have got everything set except the unlocking. The point of my game is when the frog hits the leave the level is complete. Do i have to make an attribute to make the other levels unlock or what. Than

Constrain your "other actors" self.position.x to attribute y, then change attribute X from your actor

I haven't used GS for a while and did an update just now. But i remember that i was able to change an attribute of an different actor in a rule of the actor.

I've gone to my first bullet and started to enter your code - CHANGE ATTRIBUTE....then I hit a problem...

Hey guys, me again. I was working more on my new game and ran into a strange constrain problem, idk if it has to do with the increase or decrease in size, but in the beginning of the video, you will s

Yes, use Save Attribute and Load Atrribute and make sure you using the same attribute and key for both. Oh, when you're entering the key for the attribute, type in the key in the field, don't click an

Photics, its also about reuse. Less attributes can mean using less rules to check values of those attributes.

Yes, I am guessing that you have a behavior to fire the music in every level. You could create an attribute, (playmusic) then say when play music is true, play music behavior and set it to loop the mu

For the pick ups with the pitch changing, make a real attribute called PitchUp, say. That is put into the Sound behavior via the Expression editor.

Within the Tronco sprite, i've changed the rule to 'actor receives event, touch, pressed. This works correctly, however, the platform seems to go a little crazy (I think its something to do with the f

I think the jumping movement have to have a boolean attribute that changes when the jumping button is pressed. When you jump the boolean is checked, the player moves up, then goes down, and the boolea

If only a few are showing at the same time on the camera view, I'll try recycling the actors. This way, those who are off the view, can change his position to a new one (with 'Change attribute').

item touches the bowl, it is destroyed, and game attribute "Ingredient 1" changes to true. Then with next item, and next, etc (Image)

item touches the bowl, it is destroyed, and game attribute "Ingredient 1" changes to true. Then with next item, and next, etc Each item has his own game attribute.

Interesting text attribute tip, cheers. Be great if we could also remove entries from it!

For the debugger, whenever you would want to view you attribute, you would have a log debugging statement behavior. that tells it to pull the value and display it to you in the debugger window. So sa

I have the player moving around on X and Y using key board input, and I constrain the player to the specific area of the scene by checking to see if the player is within the gameplay area (basically t