Working on a game and need a bit of help.. If self.attribute is 4,8,1,5,7 then how can i transfer this string to a table so that the number 4 is in column 1, 8 is in column 2, 1 is in column 3.. etc?

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No, the loop will only do attribute number or text

Make sure your game.compiled search attribute type matches the table cell type (e.g. text). Here's a working expression:

I added 2 game attributes distancefromcenter and Joystick2radius

EDIT:The reason im asking is cause I had this issue twice , once when I messed up with the code and spawned alot of actors, and the second time was when i linked a table to a game integer attribute th

I created an attribute saying, if actor is destroyed, stop the shooting.

The seconds attribute is inside the actor.

formula is working to change the value of an attribute. Is anyone else having this issue?

You need to unlock your actor to access scene.camera origin, or unlock a new blank actor and use this to constrain a couple of game attributes to the scene.camera origin.

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for the offset, just add the values to the constrain

dont use interpolation its glitchy. Instead have a camera actor that follows your player and has control camera on it. Constrain player's x and y position to real attributes, and then have the linear

Change Attribute – game.joystick1touched = TRUE

Now, I have the attribute game.ReadytoSwipe set up to change to 1 after the alpha of a certain actor reaches 1. This also works perfectly. I also did a version of this with a boolean and got perfect r

This is how my swipe behaviors work. You can swipe left/right, and it adds or subtracts an attribute that determines which tile to slide into the screen. The "Swipe Left" behavior is

@Angeloblu777 Alright then do it yourself I will copy what he did this method uses stretch , create 2 game attributes call them camsize and camoffset

If the bullets need to rotate to a specific direction then constrain is a very inefficient (processor heavy) way of doing this, constrain is running 60 calculations a second for every bullet, whereas

I created my own time attribute because I thought game.Time started when the app was opened. To control the spawn time of actors, I need time to start from zero in each level and pause when the game

I appreciated your time and effort. Thank both answer my problem.