You really don't need a timer, you just need a simple rule in the actor that subtracts from the health attribute when it collides with the bullet.

make 2 real attribute gotox and gotoy (call them whatver you want, those are just my examples)

'grab' = assign to an attribute or store for later use (Image)

When overlap or collides with enemy 1 reduce health of global attribute E1

EDIT: I just kept the global attribute, and when needed changed it to the scene attribute. Thanks for the help--I never would of guessed how to do it (although now it seems so obvious).

constrain self.position x to game.touch1.x*

Have the bunker animate, and put an invisible actor on top of the animation. Make an integer attribute. set it to 3. every time it gets hit, -1. when it gets to 0, destroy the invisible actor and tell

A self attribute; I plan to have multiple copies.

A self attribute; I plan to have multiple copies.

do you use a self attribute or a game attribute

You could use a timer where every 1 second, change attribute (make an integer attribute called jumpcount) 'jumpcount' to jumpcount + 1 then have it if jumpcount=1 jump so high, if = 2 jump higher, etc

Have anyone a good free level system template with all includes. That means I know about the level system of tshirtbooth, but he hasn't any level also I don't know where I can place the attribute chan

no, use attribute

Have an actor. With Attribute.

than when attribute is 3 animate ...

than just make an attribute set it to 3 (int)

is not an attribute or two

wowzers calvin, i don't really want to give up the Butt just for an attribute or two.

Thanks, I've solved with a self.Speed instead of game.Speed attribute, then set the Motion->Max Speed attribute with boolean Apply Max Speed to true as tenrdrmer suggested.

Like over 1000 You've prob got so many collisions going on GameSalad is not keeping up. Have you had this happen on the viewer where you can see the performance when it happens?