to set a boolean true you change it to true and to set it to false to use change attribute to false. Just type it out.

It was the Real attribute that did it?

Can you explain why that worked? It was the Real attribute that did it?

I get what you mean; try a boolean for each item in your store; example, GunTaken, CrossbowTaken, etc (whatever weapons you have!) all set to false. When selected, change attribute to true. In your HU

Oh, I see what you mean - I guess you'll need a real attribute called PosYfollow. (This is off the top of my head, not tested). Constrain Attribute PosYfollow To self.position.y-5000. THen put if PosY

score and shows it on the end game screen. save attribute game.mainscore key SCORE

save attribute game.mainscore key SCORE

Hi, one way to do this: make a game integer attribute called BirdBoxNum. In a blank actor off-screen, for each scene, put a change attribute BirdBoxNum to random(1,--the maximum amount of boxes on eac

What I use attributes for most of the time is setting up rules or to keep track of something. e.g I have 1 checkpoint in the middle of the level, either you can use here a Boolean, Index, Or an Integr

I put self.position.y-5000 in the expression editor. But as you said try switching them around. But I cant type -5000 in the first box of change attribute.

Change attribute game.MoveAnActor = TRUE

Good idea, but I cant type text into the attribute box can I? it doesn't seem to let me put the -5000 in.

second - dont place the control on the buttons. Just use the buttons to change an attribute and let the actor react to it.

Hi, try a boolean attribute called TimeGo for instance, and check it as true when you make the attribute.

Yes, maybe the last line could be: change attribute game.mainscore to self.position.y-5000

well it will be 5000 at initial launch since you based the score on actors Y coordinates. Use a timer or make a rule before you constrain the score to your actors Y value so it wont start out at 5000.

save attribute game.mainscore key SCORE

I created a test project and the code I listed previously works for all the platforms you want to destroy (no modifying per platform necessary). For the behaviors (like Change Attribute), make sure y

ya, but im trying to change the HUD attribute. for example i can kill an enemy.. gain 50 gold. and it shows 50 gold. i can go to the store.. click on a weapon and buy it and it takes 50 gold away, bu

Just constrain the power to the magnitude and then multiply by whatever number. But make sure its reasonable.