the attribute keywords are case sensitive, and the attributes themselves can't be typed in, they must be selected from the drop down

I am not sure, if I understand, but give every actor an ID (or whatever that number is) in a self attribute.

the expression "sCore"..game.attribute..".png" and the name of your image is score your likely to have a withe box result.

I think you dont need to duplicate the end level scenes, Just one is enough. All the you have to do, is when a level is completed, before changing the scene to the "End Level", save

Just a notice: there's no need to constrain the controls actor to the camera origin.x

I didn't really understand what you meant but use the change scene attribute?

However for whatever reason I just want to have one EOL screen which updates the latest score from that level. I've made everything work so it resets scores, saves scores to the right levels, but the

have 2 attributes clickx and clicky and have them real. Then make a actor turn its alpha to zero and drag it so it covers the whole scene. Then in that actor have when touch is pressed change attribut

true or an attribute or something. but I dont think this is needed unless your scenes are something that is gonna be on the same scene for a while.

rule when boolean1 is true move to position x and y. rule when actor = position x and y, make boolean1 false, change attribute self rotation to opposite direction, interpolate. rule when actor rotatio

Change attribute 'Fun' to -1000000

Change attribute 'Fun' to -1000000

Change attribute 'Fun' to -1000000

I added the boolean attributes PlayerX and PlayerY, and then I got past the Constrain PlayerX to self.positionX and the Constrain PlayerY to self.positionY, but when i put Move to PlayerX and PlayerY

There is a density attribute in the physics section each actor

to change the rule of contraining it's X and Y attributes from the mouse to the positions of the ball. But the ball isn't showing in the expressions list. Any idea why?

hit a number it assigns a value to an individual attribute that is multiplied by its place number.

Constrain (new variable) PlayerX to self.positionX

So I am guessing your problem is you want it to stop at 10? All you have to do is set a real attribute(i think, if not integer) and every time the player scores, change attribute by one. And Make a ru

the attribute for the score has to be a real attribute and not a interger. Intergers will only go up and down by whole numbers, real attributes will go up and down by decimals