@tatiang my pro membership just expired so i can't test the first version with tableSearch function (to see is it what i am looking for), but the second version with the text attribute works like a ch

Create a text attribute called game.numbers with the value "#1#3#5#8#14#15#16#25#29". Then use the text contains condition to see if game.numbers contains "#"..gam

Make a game attribute, let's call it 'speed'.

change attribute ( self.rightleft to not(self.rightleft) ( switch rightleft boolean to true or false)

OH! and i seen something about "pathfinder" attribute but i havent the slightest on how that works lol

constrain X position to 200 x cos (self.time)

constrain X position to 200 x cos (angle)

Either that, or if you need the ball to rotate but not the image, you could create a second actor with a fixed rotation and the image of the ball, and constrain its x,y to the original actor's x,y.

How about a simple constrain rotation to 0? Doesn't that work?

do (change attribute) set self.position.x to 667

do (change attribute) set self.position.x to 667

I have, just like in the video, if reward value > 0 , reward the points. Do I have to reset the reward ad value attribute after rewarding? So they can't get it if there's no ads again? Should I

do (change attribute) set self.position.x to 667 (images x centre position)

Ah, that's exactly what I meant - by scene attribute I meant a game attribute called game.scene (probably since I use a similar set up to control fake 'scenes' - I never actually use multiple scenes,

-Post your attribute to your leaderboard ID

I wouldn't use a scene attribute but create one game attribute that you change each time you move to the next level/scene. So on the code that goes to the next scene you change the game attribute to m

That scene attribute. The one you asked about making.

I don`t have any scene attribute?!?

Use the scene attribute to call a row in a table using the tablecellvalue function.

can we make a attribute like