I am trying to figure out how to work with the device clock, which I have never messed with before. I want to have it so my player can only play 1 daily bonus level a day. I have the levels built I

row would be your Click attribute

Create an attribute to keep track of your clicks, then use that attribute when checking the table columns.

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i can't find the scene.camera.origin.x command in the constrain attributes.

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With the visibility attribute switchable at runtime is it still saving CPU? or is it now equivalent to setting the alpha to 0 which still draws on the processor almost just as much as if alpha was set

Make text Attribute INPUT

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You can figure out why, cuz I didn't look too deep, but it's a problem with your integer2 attribute on the hero

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For video ads you can see if the ad was viewed if game.rewardad.value is positive (may not be exact attribute but you get it), but clicked I don't think you can see that with GS

Don't have GS in front of me to check if "Change Table Value" allows attributes in the row input... but if it does, I would make a global attribute names SCENE, then whatever scene y

Change attribute self.tapCount to 1

* Use a larger image than you need, adding transparent space around your actual image. This is super easy, but will mess up collisions if your actor needs collisions. If your image is 100x100px, make

The number i change is a "real" attribute and when i change the number you use for your Demo with display a real number to a small number like 50 the format is also not correctly

          Change attribute game.firingRate to game.firingRate+1

Exactly what @Armelline said. Create a global attribute called game.save and in every actor you are placing have a rule that says when save is true, save position to table. Add a button to toggle the

I wanna now how to save an attribute that someone else (maybe even more than one person) has changed.

Basically you want to constrain the players x and y position in game attributes and when the player collides with an invisible detection actor (a large circle/square actor centred on the cannon) shoot