My first game only used 2 custom attributes when i made it, and i used all kinds of crazy logic to end scenes, and invisible actor triggers to determine what is happening in the game as far as success

OK... just found out how to make a boolean attribute at the game level. Now I can select it in the attribute editor & the true/false fields are there. THANKS GUYS!!!!

Thanks for the responses guys... Well, I was able to edit the text field, but the I can't set the value to "false" because there are no options. The original attribute I'm trying t

The attribute editor doesn't let me change the text values. I try to change the attributes to read "game.HeroDie", but the text window forces me to use the preset attribute types.

I know you got this working. But A really Easy way to accomplish this is have 2 real actor level attributes called target.X and target.Y and then your Player location attributes at the Game attribute

create a constrain attribute for player's X,Y so you can get player's position.

create a constrain attribute for player's X,Y so you can get player's position.

Apparently, you can't change visibility mid-game. You CAN, however, Change Attribute "self.color.Alpha" to 0. That makes the object completely transparent.

when touch is pressed constrain self.positionX and Y to mouse position X and Y

when touch is pressed constrain self.positionX and Y to mouse position X and Y

In terms of game attributes I think for what i'm planning they can be kept to a minimum. I'll be mainly using integers and depending what they equal it'll trigger whether an image is visable or not.

Ive run sixty different game attributes and in truth its a pain to run through the expressions editor.i am not sure how many attribute is the roof. I think others have done well over the ton and possi

by having a second or even third or forth) attribute that combines in rules to generate the conditional state for change. Try to break down the logic to see if this is possible. It will be dependant

The creation of the gfx, which does look like a huge task when creating such high quality images? Or the GS attribute coding that went on behind it?

Also, after an attribute changes to a number (only 5), can it lock that attribute to itself, and not the whole prototype.

When Attribute 'X' = 10

I know at the moment it is possible to save individual attributes to keys but it would be awesome if there could be an attribute that saved the position and details of everything in the game so it cou

Also your gona need to make attributes for when you reset the scene and change the scene,because if you don't your gonna get issues later on,so no matter where you are in the game,soon as you change o

Make an attribute game speed,put to

you have to make an attribute that deals with game time and basically associate every single actor on your scene that needs to be slowed down with that attribute..