Yes you need a starsCollected attribute for each level

I know I make different photos for each instance, (1,2, or 3 stars collected) but my question is do I need to create individual attributes for each level to keep track of the amount of stars collected

constraining dont function

that is one attribute that cannot be changed once the actor loads. You will have to use something like constraining the x and y positions when the condition is met.

Can anybody please tell me how to change the movable attribute for an actor so that a movable object becomes immovable when i condition is met?

You could set on an intro screen a change attribute and save attribute to run on the first time the app runs

Maybe make a rule when the hour value is higher than 12 then set another attribute called pm time to 1. Then use this pm attribute instead. So when the hour is 13 set pm to 2. I haven't messed around

when you tap inside an object make a rule so that when it is tapped constrain x and y coordinates to touch1 x and y coordinates. I think that might work.

i have a rule that when met changes (resets) a bunch of attribute, then 0.2 seconds later it resets the scene, this worked properly, till i added a couple of attributes in other actors that where also

Spawn actor --- your menu, and in it's Rules, change attributes for self.Position x and y for it to appear where you want, or

have a attribute tied to the self position x of the object. Then you can do when mouse position x = the attribute, do whatver

make attribute world score

- change attribute self.Motion.Linear.X to 0

Add a timer that after 4.6 seconds, change attribute color.red to 0 (or some other indicator)

Add a timer that after 4.6 seconds, change attribute color.red to 0 (or some other indicator)

Change attribute self.motion.linear. velocity X (0 or +/- other if I want it to move)

change attribute self.rotation to:

2) Create an attribute for your game that will represent the BPM. (ex: game.bpm)

timer - every .1 seconds - change attribute self.angle to self.angle + 1

You would have to constrain the position of your orbiting (satellite) actor to a set distance from your main (anchor) actor.. Using sin/cos you can calculate this. First you need to store the x and