Leaderboard needs a field to specify which attribute is related to score. If the Leaderboard behavior is in the game, it checks and sends the score to Game Center. This behavior should also have the

Change attribute self.rotation = 90 degrees

Attribute...self.Position.X ≤ exp: correct X for the shape + 5 (or ten)

First, you'll need an attribute that checks whether or not any of a certain color block are gone. You'll probably need one for each color. Check out this vid for more details on how to do that:

But since boolean is only true and false theres no middle, so it can only change between those too, so all interpolate for 3 seconds would do is change attribute to false or true after 3 seconds.

Youll want to use change attribute to change the actual score number though.

Change attribute game.loading to true

I have a game, where each attribute is different per scene.

I have a game, where each attribute is different per scene.

dont interpolate that, just do a change attribute

Do you mean attributes or behaviors?

Make a rule using whatever triggers your change of scene and add the change attribute to whatever you want to change.

I'd do a change attribute rather than a spawn;

I have a self.spawner attribute on each of the spawners. So when the level starts, the hidden spawner actor will generate a random number and spawn a different colored actor (thats visible).

Have a attribute called laser power set it to 0

You need 2 separate rules. One, when touch is pressed. Which you add a timer which changes a 'power' attribute every x seconds. Then another rule, when touch is released. Spawn actor which acceleratio

2. "1st Attribute".." , ".."2nd Attribute"

How can I enable multiouch in my game? I want, that I could press two buttons at the same time. How can I make it? I have now in my actor. Rule: when touch is pressed change attribute. But I can't tou

interesting side effect. using interpolate is making other things happen that relate to touch and mouse position. its kinda weird. i changed it back to constrain and it stopped.

interesting side effect. using interpolate is making other things happen that relate to touch and mouse position. its kinda weird. i changed it back to constrain and it stopped.