Hmm, sounds pretty simple. Just getting the right attributes and such correct is all it would take.

this is what i ended up dong, i created an attribute that changed the size of an actor based on its x and y position on the screen, if the y position was 5, the height would be 5, same with the x and

So that'd make the Change Attribute to adding + 96 or + 76.8 or + 128 or something like that.

Create a game.attribute that's an integer; call it game.Level1Stars

In your rule that you use to "touch and drag" add a Change Attribute self.rotation to 0

Change Attribute: game.Chance = random(1,6)

or, assign all actors a different attribute so it wont be global.

Hey, I'm trying to have an actor that, when spawned, can be 1 of 4 possible images. Right now I have a global attribute called ImageNum (before the actor is spawn this is changed to ImageNum+1 and whe

I would make 2 real attributes (game.LevelTime, game.FinalTime). When the player starts do a change attribute;

However, had he used a timer with a change attribute then the collision size would have grown as the character grows. However, to use a timer in this manner you have to actually use two timers (see be

In your rule that you use to "touch and drag" add a Change Attribute self.rotation to 0

If only 1 actor needs to reference it then it can be on the actor. In this case, you need multiple actors so will need to make a GAME attribute.

where am i creating the boolean attribute? on the scene or inside the instructions actor?

Yeah, I've already said that I am using display text to watch the attribute.

I've noticed Rules aren't activating if they check for a global attribute to change. I can't remember if this has been an ongoing problem with GS or if it has just happened to me recently.

This is why I need lots of attribute, because each time the sticker scene load, it always spawn another 4 actor.

Can you explain how to create attribute inside the game, i mean when we play the game?

Can we create attribute inside game?

You can create a self.attribute on each block that is subtracted from for their life.

There are many types of attributes. What is the difference between boolean, text, integer, real, angle, and index. What is the advantages and disadvantagers of each? When would I use each attribute?