When you press the button to change scene, immediately before the change scene behaviour you should put in a change attribute behaviour that changes the timer to its original value.

I have changed the attributes to integers, and I am using 2 game attributes. I doubled checked both actors and each actor only uses the attribute it's supposed to use.

It is as if the Gamesalad collision rules run before the spawn rules, when it should be the other way around...First spawn...and then check for collisions...maybe its a programmers error.

I'd like an actor to constrain its attribute to the one it is colliding.

make sure your attributes are 'integer' numbers and not 'booleans.'

constrain touch x to self x or touch y to self y

Double click on the actor within the scene and drag in a Change Attribute behavior.

The only thing I can say without seeing you code is when touch is pressed on reset button change attribute Timer to (whatever your original start time for the scene was).

Well you can use a text attribute and do the same thing as far as constraining an actor to a.png or b.png etc… It would be the same technique at the numbers.

Alright, I changed the way the attributes are toggled to (attribute+1)%2.

hey guys, was wondering if anyone has problem with custom font using constrain image. so far i've only found templates that constrains image to numerical values, meaning we can only use custom font fo

constrain touch x to self x or touch y to self y

The only thing I can say without seeing you code is when touch is pressed on reset button change attribute Timer to (whatever your original start time for the scene was).

yes like said above dont have rules when true change to false and when false change to true, that can cause problems. Use the expression posted above: (attribute+1)%2

If self.touchcount (or whatever) =8, Change attribute self.change scene to 1.

I could be wrong, but I recall reading somewhere that touch release breaks if it depends on a boolean. Try Stormy's "Change attribute button_toggle to (Button_toggle+1)%2" which is e

Change attribute button_toggle to (Button_toggle+1)%2

also for the regular intervals put a timer saying every x amount of seconds spawn the enemy, then when the level attribute is high enough, it spawns the stronger enemy. the rule would be, when level a

you could make an invisible spawner that spawns guy at positions to make it look like a cluster, then after you beat 1 cluster you add 1 to an attribute, and when that attribute equals a certain numbe

Constrained his self.rotation to a game attribute game.angle