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editor: typing in the name of a table or attribute as "game.table1"... "game.attribute"...etc. has never worked for me. I always have to dig through the menus and

Changes the value of self.row (an Integer attribute that I created within an actor) to a value between 1 and the number of rows in the table. The idea is that you want to pick a random row but you ne

when you see "self."anything self refers to a self attribute , so he means create an actor and create an integer attribute call it row. (self.row)

And I'm sorry I don't often use table function,so I don't know that what the "Change Attribute 【 self.row 】 to random(1,tableRowCount(tableName))" mean?

Change Attribute self.row to random(1,tableRowCount(tableName))

And how are you verifying the value of self.row at that point? Are you using a Display Text or Log Debugging Statement, for example? Based on those, what is the value of that attribute at that point

In 1.25.x you can use the Current Frame Attribute from the Animation Behavior to know when the animation is done, and then reset the self.LastTime.

Adding color would be easy, but it will require quite a bit of more logic to see all attributes. Still I see it as a feature that should be added at some point.

I'm trying to delete a game attribute and the " - " button is greyed out. I'm currently updated to the latest version. Is this a bug in the update?

In this case I mean prototypes, but to be honest, being able to select an actor on the scene and see the same attributes as you would in creator would be incredible (colour, rotation etc) as well as a

Loops can iterate at a variable pace since recent changes. I believe a standard loop iterates every 1/60th of a second, or once per frame. Constrain is 1/60th as well.

constrain rotation=0 (keeps it from turning into a wobbly rotating thingy)

Do Change Attribute game.Gameover is true

It should find using an attribute as the pattern. Probably something else wrong.

I've been trying to use the textfind function and it doesn't seem to be working. If I use it and use a text attribute where I am supposed to place the pattern its meant to look for it doesn't find it.

The inside "change attribute" of the rule adds one to the score.

You're saving attributes to keys called "0" and "1" but you're loading them using the full attribute names (e.g. "game._____").

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Is it possible that the rotation constrain is causing the collide behavior to not work properly? Is there a a workaround the constrain rotation behavior?