What I would do, is create a character with the attribute load high score and then you can put the high score wherever you like

If the off-screen actor needs to be in different positions under different circumstances or different times, then make the attribute an integer; so Rules would include when UseActor = 0, 1, 2 or 3, et

Create another attribute game.displaynumber. Create rule: when touch is pressed, change attribute self.displaynumber to (self.number1 + self.number2).

when actor is pressed change attribute self.number1 to game.number1

I want to know: if I constrain two real attributes to the player's X and Y coordinates, and change the real attributes themselves, would the player's X and Y coordinates change as well?

Ok, that helps a ton. But the beam and particles(which doesn't use the spawn actor attribute, it has it's own) that's fired doesn't spawn until after the scene starts, so if I put the ship first laye

PS: In the 'Move To' attribute, X is Devices.Mouse.Position.X and Y is Devices.Mouse.Position.Y.

yeah the problem is cause your controllign it by dragging. WHen your constraing to the mouse all collisions are ignored.

you mouse over the wall, it turns the 'Touching' attribute to 0, but if you moved the actor fast enough you can still get through the wall. I'll probably try starting the game from scratch. Thanks fo

i am not sure if this works but you could try to save the time into a key with the save attribute and reload it on game start...

Is there any way to make it so that when it is a certain time (say 9:00) it changes an attribute even if the game isn't running. Ex. in fruit ninja you win an achievement if you play a game 5 days in

I have a integer attribute - that can be of a value between 1 - 1000.

--------Change Attribute: (self.Rotation) To: vectorToAngle( self.Position.X - game.Mouse.Position.X , self.Position.Y - game.Mouse.Position.Y )

--------Change Attribute: (self.Rotation) To: vectorToAngle( self.Position.X - game.Mouse.Position.X , self.Position.Y - game.Mouse.Position.Y )

it in the instances and therefor unlocked that attribute from the prototype. If restitution is 0 on both and one is moving it would just push the other not bounce it off.

When a ball collide with another ball change a attribute called number to "2".

Ah, I see. Make a boolean attribute called Bullets, set to true. In your Rules for firing the bullets, put them in a rule: When Bullets is true.

over another actor . I've already tried change attribute x and y to self position every 0.1 sec on my "jump over" actor and then the same on my main actor but instead x2, y2 and the

I have an actor which has an 'Accelerate' attribute that forces it downwards but when the actor leaves the screen the game freezes up. Does anyone know what is happening?

I know I am a little slow but could you please show us a full example of rotating a long bar about one end like a flipper. When I setup a constrain X & Y to the formulae provided with an offse