Is it possible to change the loop attribute using another attribute?

Or you could constrain it min(100,max(0,self.mana)

change attribute manna to manna+1 (or whatever).

I have a Mana Bar, and every time I use my powers, the Mana is decreased by X amount. I don't know how to put a floor limit on my Mana rule, such as when when it hits Zero, it doesn't fall below 0%.

name so I don't have to create the attribute for each sound. I have a lot of sound and was trying to find a more efficient way rather than editing an asset on a scene and adding a "Display

- All Sounds are using the same actor but I edited each sound instance to display a different "Display Text" as label and sound attribute.

Make a new attribute of type boolean as per above instructions and call it "Ball 1 Gone?".

I'm sorry if I sound stupid but drag around scene doesn't mean anything else to me. Also when I create change attribute I don't see an option to change numbers just see game devices actor 1.

In the top left section where your actors are displayed there is a tab called attributes. Open this tab and click the plus sign below in the bottom left corner of the window to create a new attribute

use the change attribute behaviors

Finally when you say "change attribute to 1" when I create a new rule for new actor and I select "overlaps or collide with actor" the only option next to it is with

make an attribute integer, set it to 0

Create an attribute called Sound Counter and make it an integer and leave it at zero.

You can set up two costum attributes, "targetX" and "targetY".

You can set up two costum attributes, "targetX" and "targetY".

Have two attributes. Call one 'shots' and the other 'points'

I would think that this would mean every 50 points on the score play the sound? But it isnt working. I know its a simply fix with how I do the first part of the rule dealing with the attribute....any

What you need to do is make an actor, then use the spawn attribute. Set the spawn attribute to which of the "real" actors you want it to spawn and then use a timer to control how of

I fixed it! Hopefully someone else can learn from my mistake. The only thing I changed was to not just set the attribute value in the inspector, but also setting my "Music" button

There are lots of simple behaviors / device attributes that should be added...