You achieve this with attributes.

Plus you would def need a random attribute.

Don't use interpolate of an attribute to itself plus/minus a number. Since Interpolate is constantly updating values, first save the target destination (self.attribute-90) into an attribute then inter

then have a rule when attribute randomnumber is equal to or less then 4, change attribute generated number to 3

Make a interger attribute call it randomnumber. That will be the random number generated, it will be stored in that attribute

a button to fire thing you can setup an integer attribute that constantly changes between 1-6 based on the image and then set your spawn rules up so that if fire is pressed and image equals 1.png spa

Is the 'game.display-gameover' Attribute a Boolean?

Is the 'game.display-gameover' Attribute a Boolean? And where should I create the Attribute? In my Player 1 Actor or the Scene?

Then, add a "Change Attribute" Behavior. Click on the triple period button. Select Self>Motion>Linear Velocity>Y. Type 400 into the box to the right of the tripl

Make an attribute Game.Spinning and set it to false

First off set 'self.lives' to 3 and create a new attribute 'game.display-gameover'

I created an attribute for my Player 1 actor called self.lives(you can guess what it means), and I created a rule that when the player hits an invisible barrier, he/she loses a life and the scene rese

constrain pos X to: (50*cos((self.Time*-180))+100

Yeah, I saw that and wondered what would happen if I had a million attributes. HA HA. Unlikely, but that's what I thought. Hey, if Tshirtbooth can have 200 saved attributes, maybe someone will get clo

just have 2 score attribute, level score and level high score or something. BEfore you change scenes change levelhighscore to level score, then change levelscore to 0. So when you change the scene you

After my "game over" pops up (this is where the change scene to high score behavior is) your saying I should ALSO include change attribute game.score=0 correct (and stop music while

of your game? And when I set up my high score attribute, will reset game also reset that? because that would be a problem. Any insight as to how you guys set up this situation in your game would help

Make a rule when attribute switch =1

First make a interger attribute called switch, and set it to zero.

constrain attribute self.position.Y to mouse.position.Y