Would love to have the ability for a game-level (or scene level) actor type attribute and when you spawn an actor you can add set it equal to that variable

So for my game I need to make a Hex Grid which is turning out to be really difficult in GS since the actor parameters in editor all assume basically a cubic shape, but my life would be much improved i

change attribute

reset his lives back to 5 with a simple change attribute rule on the button press, otherwise the level would just end again.

Leave the attribute that tells that the levels passed the way it it.

when you die trigger an attribute, and then on your restart button have a rule that says when dead interpolate it's position to where you want it.

Attribute Debugger - I use my "Poor man's debug" method. It works fine. Again, I can hunt down bugs. I can rebuilt games from scratch if absolutely necessary. I cannot add in-app pur

Expect to see: Pause behavior/attribute, Publishing to Mac App Store, Improved 'Undo' functionality, and a whole slew of bug fixes and improved tool and game performance.

@Photics: I had many issues with 0.9 and attributes not changing.

school started again, couldn't work how much I would have liked on it. I perfected death for falling, no more random ones, and was searching for a way to not have to set the game.attribute avoidBadCli

school started again, couldn't work how much I would have liked on it. I perfected death for falling, no more random ones, and was searching for a way to not have to set the game.attribute avoidBadCli

create an attribute - self.IcanDETECTrelease - boolean- set to true

try taking out the change size behavior, and change the size by using change attribute behaviors. That usually does the trickl

click on the main actor in the actor pane and constrain its x and y to the x and y you just wrote down. SO its position is always constrained to where it is, so it can rotate ect but doesnt move from

constrain its x and y position to its x and y position

1. Create an attribute like WallHit

with music in gamesalad". I created an attribute called music just like he did, and also created an actor to start the music on the 'main menu' screen. But never used the actor and the mus

with music in gamesalad". I created an attribute called music just like he did, and also created an actor to start the music on the 'main menu' screen. But never used the actor and the mus

yes put the music toggle rules in the sound on off button, and the music toggle attribute you make is global and interger

This is what you have to do. Have a attribute call it music toggle and have it a interger set to zero. Have a rule when attribute music toggle = 0 change attribute device audio music volume to 10. The