hachiko, can i suggest adding a * 10 to the score attribute and adding an interpolate to the time so it counts up quickly, giving more of a satisfied score

only way to do it at the moment is to create a game attribute, call it something like 'test' make it = 0

Well, i'm changing the rotation attribute to 180 if that's what you mean.

Both are constrain, the top one is self.angle2 and the bottom is the angle I highlighted in the image above.

constrain self.angle to: (vectorToAngle(( game.X - self.Position.X ),( game.Y - self.Position.Y ))) - self.rotation

- Change Attribute = Make New Baby and see if that once cries too

Game attribute (integer) = Timer

- Change Attribute = Make New Baby and see if that once cries too

- Change Attribute = keep working on my gs game OR stop and feed baby ?

You mean just setting attribute for which level player is on right? since my works like areas they can move back and forth from like doors instead of levels that must be completed.

So it seems that after I have interpolated the attributes self.size.width and self.size.height the actor no longer recognises when it is overlapping or colliding with another or other actors don't rec

Makes sense. But when do I do this. While in scene the actors life attribute is set to 3.

I just reset everything manually, I have a hidden actor called reset that I put a rule that says when reset is tru change attribute to default value, repeat for each attribute that you want. Then on t

What is the best way to reset all attributes before re-entering a scene.

More tricky if your triangle moves as you will need to constrain each pyramid piece to the triangles position so they move with it. Can be done but a little more work.

You need a real attribute game.distance or whatever you want to call it.

Normally I would check 'Wrap Y' in the scene attributes, but because I am spawning other cars at the top of the scene which need to be destroyed at the bottom of the screen, this won't work... (If th

the only place I know to make a persistant string is as an actor attribute. I seems like there is a way to concatenate strings using ".."

yes you can control how and where it spawns. You will just have to have a game attribute constrained to your player position. so you can tell it to spawn 50 px ahead of that position.

In your actor, below the Attributes, there is a + and - sign.