If the player loses the roll, the game.turn attribute is changed to 1.

It's one attribute. The two (or more) actors monitor it.

ok so im going to be doing something like.. main attribute boolean. turn..

When the player makes their turn, then the attribute is changed.

If you really want to use it, then duplicate the display text 10 times. While the actor is fading, constrain self.alpha (a custom index attribute) to the actor's self.color.alpha*10. Then... create 10

Start with a self.attribute: self.path (integer type)

I try to stay away from any "constrain" behavior in any of my games because they eat up so much CPU.

First make a new game attribute. Make it a real type attribute, and name it touchmove (or name it whatever you want, the name doesn't matter).

Use the same attribute game.tapcount

Create an integer attribute at 0, call it Tap Count

Change global attribute (make up one--say "is jumping") to 0.

I'm gonna take a stab in the dark here with my guess. I bet in the rules you copied there was reference to a scene attribute or an attibute of another instance in the scene that is only accessible whe

I have an integer watermelon hitpoint. When overlaps or collides with ant change attribute game.watermelon hitpoint, to game.watermelon hitpoint+1. When attribute game.watermelon hitpoint=1 change ima

-Change Attribute: self.color.alpha to "0"

Not sure how new you are--specifically, use the Change Attribute behavior, (self.color.alpha=0) and the Timer behavior.

So for the water melon make 2 self attributes health & div

same thing that was happening on the ipad. I though it was only a ipad bug, but it u have your orientation in advanced options, and it set in the scene attribute im not sure what else u can do

Constrain Attribute: self.position.X To: game.Touches.Touch 1.X

Instead of having actor whit images, you should have them with a VERY small image, and a Change ATTRIBUTE, self image to : The image.

click the "e" to bring up the expression editor and then click on the button that has a downward arrow, click game, then click on the game.attribute you want to display.