Change attribute: game.Coin to Random(0,1)

the issue is that a game variable of 3 is triggering all the self attributes to trigger. Would you consider doing a self attribute Proximity and then assign its magnitude to the hook. Based on a certa

change attribute - self.save - to: game.platform

I have only 1 scene. I want to be able to complete 5 rounds before end of level. So I have 1 attribute named ROUND.

I've noticed if you have a ton of attributes and are using the attribute browser it slows down. There must still be a memory leak there.

and a global attribute LureOccupied.

To add sound, you could use a behavior on that actor. The volume can be adjusted/faded with an attribute and an interpolate behavior.

Change attribute game.round to game.round+1

Create a integer game attribute called life Set it what ever you want life force to be.

Constrain self.Position.X to game.Player X /10+10

Hi all, I have set a scene to be played 5 rounds. So I have 1 attribute to count the Round number (initial = 1). After 1 round is complete, i have a button to go next round where I have "REse

next, create an attribute, and it will change when you get the item, from false to true, and when used, from true to false.

Then just use a change attribute for the x position instead of a move behavior

Ok, so i have my game set and all my attributes how would i set an attribute to make it spawn a certain amount of this enemy and another but when the last enemy is gone to switch to a victory screen

The overlap or collide rule isn't working with actors who Moveable attribute is unchecked. Is this a bug or intentional?

Put an attribute in the car. Make a rule. Put when actor overlaps or collides with actor of type gravel change attribute drag to "put what you want the gravel drag to be" otherwise c

A short answer though to guide you in the right direction is that when a user presses on an inventory item in a scene, to change a boolean attribute (lets call it LadderTaken) from false to true. Mayb

A short answer though to guide you in the right direction is that when a user presses on an inventory item in a scene, to change a boolean attribute (lets call it LadderTaken) from false to true. Mayb

Change attribute game.jumpkill to true

Hi, So i'm making a racing game. However I want to make it so that when you leave the track the car will have lots of drag. I have made 2 track layers, 1 being the track itself and one being the grave