I'd use a rule with a game.attribute (or self.attribute).

It's pretty simple really. Make three real attributes;

It doesn't matter if they're moving or not, it constantly constrain its x and y positions to the actor and it also constrains to the displayed attribute/s.

Are you using constrain attributes?

My games works perfectly with a random(1,9) i made 2 attributes

I believe you are going to have to add an equals button or Answer and then you are going to need attributes to capture the max number of numbers (ie: if 99 then you need two attributes plus an answer

Display text is far more worse than a constrain attribute in terms of performance.

Change image + Change attribute.

I would display buttons with art for each actor that a player can select and the when the button is pressed have it change the displayed button to a selected state and change a game integer attribute

I think dotsonj23 means a behavouir ability to comment out rules during runtime, for example when attribute X is true, comment out this rule etc. The same could be achieved with attributes anyway but

what kind of attribute?

That will get you movement to the right. Movement to the left would be the same rule but instead direction should be 180 and the -.2 should be just positive .2. If you want it to stop when not tilti

1. Create new Game Attribute (e.g., .randomlight)

The way that I typically "search" for usage in actors, is I go and try to delete the attribute that I want to "search" for. GS pops up with a window that essentiall

If you want to do a timer, you can use two REAL attributes.

I'd do a rule, that if actor overlaps/collides with object & player self.position.Y > 300 then change attribute to X,Y, OTHERWISE NewRule; if actor overlaps/collides with object &am

You should be doing a change attribute self.position.x and Change attribute self.position.y to make it snap back into the middle.

You can just make your own timer attribute like

You will have to make your own timer attribute. Game.time is a running total for when the app is running.

You will have to make your own timer attribute. Game.time is a running total for when the app is running.