I don't know if this would work, but why not make an integer attribute "x", then

My question is: With saving and loading, each save/load attribute has a different key. I am using the same attribute which is round.over for each save/load but will it unlock all the levels as I am us

Use multiple smaller actors for your back ground and interpolate their position instead of moving the camera and when one gets off screen to the left do a change attribute on the x and place it back o

I have a problem with changing attributes. I have a rule: when x is true -> 5 attributes have to change. This rule contains behavior of the change attribute x to false, but it's not working. Ho

This should work if you do what JohnPaiomitis said and make the timer attribute a self attribute...

if theres multiple balls just make all those attribute self attributes and not game or scene, then they wont be tied to each other

Just have a attribute called gravity onset to 0. Have a rule in the ball when touch is pressed change gravityon to 1.

Have a attribute called balldestroy set to 0, and a boolean called ballinplay or whatever set to false.

the background images will be randomized so they'll be in different locations each game.. each of those actors/instances will have a rule to constrain the game.locationX / game.locationY to self.posit

I'd do a rule. You'll need two game.attributes; game.BestTime (for example) and game.Time (for example).

im not sure if this will help but create an actual timer buy making an attribute called timer then make 2 invisible actors with a rule in one that if actor collides with "other blank actor wh

If you don't already have an attribute for what round you are on, create it. Then, put in a rule that checks when that attribute is = 5. Create another attribute, call it difficulty. Then, in your

When I'm searching through the dropdown list of actors to choose in my attributes, say on a Spawn Actor attribute for example, please list them alphabetical so I can find it...please? When one has ton

Tshirtbooth has a tutorial on how to use the Magnitude Function to measure the distance between two actors. You basically want to store this into an attribute and use it in your rules for determining

as dreamlab said, but have the a rule to say when the attribute is 5, increase difficulty, then reset attribute to 0. that way it can build up to 5 again and increase difficulty again.

Yes. Make an integer attribute called difficulty. and whenever you want it to get harder, attribute +1

How do i make it so every 5 rounds i change an attribute (difficulty) to +1?

1 gameAttribute real type named startTime

have a boolean attribute called recordtime and set it to true and have a real attribute called leveltime and set it to 0

Could you set an attribute to the game.time when the level loads and then later compare to see how much time has elapsed?