1. Create a game attribute "goToNextLevel" (boolean)

I have change a rule there I compare the value from the attribute and the value from the slider. If they not equal I fire a timer every 0.1sec. to save the new value in the Game Attribute.

I've some (Game)Attributes and in this special case a 'real' value with 0.5 as start value.

You can use timers to open, and close the door, and fire the rule set with a timer that has a random time set between 2 numbers. Also create an actor self attribute index to store the state of the doo

change attribute self.position.X to game.mouse.position.x(this is not a custom attribute)

@john OH i thought that game.time was a custom attribute so nvm

go to the click to play again and change attribute game.time to (whatever you want)

If so, how? change its speed in the actor attribute. This can be done in rules to give more complex movement control

When using reset scene you also have to change any attributes back to the original value when the scene loaded. The smoothest way I have found to reset from a pause screen in to use change scene inste

Which led me to try: ~Unpause and change attribute reset_scene to true (on button) // (on background of current lvl): if reset_scene it true - reset scene

change attribute to attribute+.01

change attribute to attribute +.1

I have a boolean attribute: When true and button is released change attribute - to - attribute +1 every .1 seconds.

create a global attribute, say game.ActorID and a local attribute on the actor, say self.ID

Should look like (game.attribute+1)%2

In the Video tsb use a int Attribute and add +1 to the attribute.

It can still be done. you can set up attributes for each invidual actor your spawning, then constrain or do whatever to those to the spawned actor. The thing is you cant reuse attributes for different

Create an attribute called 'play'

Change attribute - self.physics.restitution to ....

What is an actor ID? I dont see it under an actors attributes.rlehm said: