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

So the problem is that the Tap to Start thing doesn't disappear? We'd need to know what process you were using to control it. Is it linked to a global (game) attribute that isn't reset at the start of

This tutorial shows you how to constrain it to your first actor;