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?

make a rule when the dog collides with the object, change attribute animateoff to 1

Whoa. I'm dumb today. I figured it out. Just put in a change attribute self.rotation to 90 in the OTHERWISE section of my rule.

I just wanted to know how much memory does creating each particular attribute take. Example, real vs integer vs text vs boolean vs angle vs index

Hey guys, wanted to report that if I try to delete an attribute I created for an actor that GS either freezes or quits. I may be able to delete one or two before it quits sometimes but after the thir

make a self attribute self.active set to true

make an attribute press? boolean, false

You'll need to have it trigger an attribute. i.e.

I'am going to use a lot of save and load attribute in my game, I need to make sure it will go

Hi.

No set limit. If you are using rules to trigger the constrains you may have an issue with the rules nit working.

by the way i'm referencing to an integer attribute in "game".. and using constrain attribute to change the image .

hi is there a limit how many constrain attribute you can use in a scene? i have about 4, and after that it doesn't seem to work? so odd.

constrain self.pos.x -> otheractor+(self.pos.x - otheractor) / 2

1) create a game integer attribute - game.actorcount

@design219 - Interesting, could work yeah. I get the logic definitely - although would the collisions be handled simultaneously? or will one precede the other?

I see the problem. You might try making an integer attribute and a rule that says the integer has to be an even number for the new larger actor to spawn, and each collision increases the number by one

Just make a boolean Game Attribute we'll say touchallowed

really strange, because there are 2 separate attribute (Fihed Rotation And Movable)

Use the Save and Load Attribute Behavior.