What type of game is it? Turn based RPG? You could always use random attributes to simulate thought/intelligence. For example: If the player selects 'attack', the computer player could have a 40% chan

Nah, make the eyes a separate actor and constrain attribute to player x and player y (make these game attributes real) and experiment with the offset until you get something you like (expression edito

make an attribute called playerTurn (integer) set it to 1.

For self.id what you want to do is create a global attribute (integer) called "Count" (0)

Are you changing a global attribute when a collision happens to trigger a destroy?

Anyway, I'm working on my first game. I'm trying to spawn a "bubble" by touch. I tried constrain an invisible "bubble maker" and put a spawn actor in there, but I w

There is another way that would use a single attribute and that would be to add prime numbers for each of the questions into one integer and then resolve them to divisors to see what was being used. I

if i have 50 questions, the only way that i found is to create 50 attribute where it store the old numbers :S

hey every one i need some help ive been working on the controls and what i have done so far is '"when touch is pressed, if change in attributes from none to up then move ". the thing

if i have 50 questions, the only way that i found is to create 50 attribute where it store the old numbers :S

Well I figured out why Ball wasn't moving when I made the game "Speed" attribute, so that's working. However, the speed still will not change when it collides with Fast or Slow. Idea

I've tried a variety of things. I've tried making a global real attribute "Speed" with a value of 250 and applying that to Ball, and changing the attribute whenever it collides with

thank you, changing attribute to music volume works fine (Image)

You would need to have so many Rules and so many Constrains that it would kill your performance.

Have an invisible actor 'target'. And an attribute 'alive'. The guns attack the target.

I have an actor in each scene that changes scene.level to game.level (sets the current level as a global attribute). When the player has finished the level, and gone back home (when the two actors col

Yes all of the attributes are game attributes. The jump rules are IN that actor. TouchX is game.touchX. I just didn't feel like typing it out. all of the attributes you make should say game.(name of a

When i make gravity on the objects in my scene, my player goes down until he hits a collidable actor, then he sort-of vibrates is there a smooth way to do this. How do i access the gravity attribute f

- Do I make the attributes in the actor or game attributes?

Change attribute: ...self.angle..... to .....'vector to angle(game.touch x with offset - self.position X, game.touch Y with offset - selp.position Y).