3. constrain the invisible actors x and y to the enemies x and y

And a unique key for every attribute being saved

You have to drag all the actors that you want on the scene, and inside every actor put a Change attribute: 'self.positionX' to 'random (min,max)' <-- lower and highest X values it can have.

Change attribute: money = money+1

I'm not sure if it's the same in your template... but in a different menu system template, you have to use the "save attribute" when the level is complete and then use the load attri

Make a self.attribute called plus1 or whatever. Then say when game.score > or = plus1 then:

do I actually have to change scenes for the attribute to load? Can it load without changing scenes?

Drag a "destroy this actor behaviour and a Change attribute saying 'change 'game.enemies' to 'game.enemies-1'

do I actually have to change scenes for the attribute to load? Can it load without changing scenes?

The problem here is that your attribute only accounts for the first time the score hits 50, not every 50 points.

I'm using save and load attribute to save the high score. But after calling Reset Game, I don't receive the saved high score any more from loading. Does save attribute work even after calling Reset

Rule atrribute game.money=50 change attribute to money to money+1. Then I have a display text, game.money. It goes up to 1 then the score keeps going but the money stops going higher.

You can also play with the linear velocity self attribute but it is harder to set up.

ohhh i made a mistake, when you constrain self.position y you should use sin instead of cos.

You'll want to use constrains and the distance formula and set up rules according to what you want at each distance. Distance formula is (((x2-x1)^2)-((y2-y1)^2))^(1/2) More here:

Rule atrribute game.money=50 change attribute to money to money+1. Then I have a display text, game.money. It goes up to 1 then the score keeps going but the money stops going higher.

when the penguin is spawned you could change a global attribute. lets use your example and we'll make a global attributes named PENGUIN5 and another for PENGIUN2.

just make the actor the character without the stick and then another actor for the stick that says constrain self position.x to character self position.x and constrain self position.y to character pos

all you have to do is have a global attribute integer or boolean lets call it SPAWNTAKEN.

when i change attribute, do i just type true in the "To: "field" because it's not changing the attribute to true.