The reason I have a collide with the boxes is because the player is allowed to jump on top of them. To destroy them, I created a second actor called 'Eat', constraining its Y position to the Y positi

Moved off screen (recycled) controlled by attribute to trigger alpha etc. How are you getting rid of the actor. With this answer we can help him reappear.

I've several attribute (scene and game) that i use for checking if game is started, passed or failed.

make an attribute call up? boolean false

1) create a game attribute called timeMinutes

To change the X position of the actors you will have to do a change attribute self.position.X to random (0,480) when they are spawned.

The biggest any image can be in any dimension before GS resizes it 1024. Your levels are bigger? This is no problem. You open the scene attributes, find the size attribute and type in the x and y size

You mean I have to create that attribute... hehe ... oh ... well I guess it turns true, that was what confused me, thanks for the help

You mean I have to create that attribute... hehe ... oh ... well I guess it turns true, that was what confused me, thanks for the help

Ok, so, when you select your scene, you need to click on the attributes tab on the left. There you can click the "+" icon, and add a new attribute and name it Jump. I'm assuming yo

Thanks for your answers ..... happens when I go to the attributes, I don't see the word jump, and I've seen examples where it says you have to go to

On your player, use a constrain behaviour.

I like to create a random number generator. I make a timer that picks between 0 and 1 randomly every few seconds or so. Then I assign a rule for when that number attribute hits one, it fires of a imag

now in your covered button add a condition to the touh is pressed rule. When attribute game.touchallowed is true

- The runner can jump via a mouse click, which sets a jump attribute to true, that sets the Y velocity attribute to some value. Once the runner contacts the ground again, the jump attributes returns t

create an integer attribute called Press starting at 0

use a game attribute boolean that sets the a rule that switches the second button on after the level starts or some similar condition. It's a bit dependant on what you want to do.

Start with JohnPapiomitis's giant invisible actor. Create two boolean attributes : Jump and Grounded. Tell attribute Grounded when the player touches the ground, the attribute Grounded is On, otherwis

-change attribute jump to 1

create a attribute called jump. Create a actor, drag it over the whole scene, and change its alpha to 0 so its invisible( or even better turn visible off in it graphics attributes)