B: When GamePiece is pressed, Change Attribute Color (R,G,B) to make it white, after 'x' seconds randomize to a new GamePiece Color.

Remember to reset attributes that have to start at a certain value at the beginning of scene 1. Such as a timer. If you don't reset all attributes that need to be before switching scenes it can act

just put a change attribute game.lives to 3 for the first behaviour

I have been using an offset with no problems, by using an invisible actor for the camera follow-Sending x and y for the main actor to a pair of game integer attributes (using constrains)- change game

if attribute game.resetMyScene = 1

nevermind, I was being dumb, and didn't constrain my X correctly.

click game, then + in attributes. Create what tshirt said, replicate, but make sure it replicates on the value of the game attribute (for example, the value it 3, you get the heart to replicate 3 time

i have this on my game. what i have is 3 different actors named life 1, life 2, and life 3. Then i have the attribute game.lives which is a real attribute with the default of 3. then on my player i ha

i would create an integer game attribute equal to 10. then i would create a rule in your actor saying "when overlaps/collides with bullet, change attribute to -1". then create anothe

Then in the bullets when overlap or collide with boss change attribute boss score+1

Not done this yet but it sounds like you can take a game attribute and change that when you start the game and have a rule in your level actor that says when that attribute changes it should be destro

I have an attribute called resetScene when I would hit the replay button, I would make resetScene set to true, and unpause the game. Once your back in The game. After the game resumes, have a rule on

You could create a rule that uses a boolean attribute, we'll call it "touchable" for example

Remember to reset attributes that have to start at a certain value at the beginning of scene 1. Such as a timer. If you don't reset all attributes that need to be before switching scenes it can act

Ok so i've got a game where a little stickman moves around on a platform and buttons that constrain their position to that actor, whenever I move the buttons shake like hell, wtf? And yes I've gone in

I don't know if it's the best way, but I have used a boolean attribute called 'level_ended', which I set to false when a level starts and true when a level ends.

Hey, I've never used a lives system before but my guess would be when your actor loses a life change attribute game.lives to game.lives -1

is there anyway you can send me the attribute tool? in return for something, Anything! Please

I have it set the attribute as a boolean on aggregate, not in the picture

constrain the actors self rotation to