Make integer attributes called StillPlayingA, StillPlayingB, etc; up to the amount of keys you have and import each mallet sound as separate sounds, rather than 1 sound set to different pitches

You could constrain his coords to attributes then interpolate others magnitude to these.

it is random , i can make it not random if i make an attribute

change Attribute.. self.Position.Y.. to.. self.Position.Y+35

Yes. As long as the load attribute is still there. Its never been a problem when i've updated before

You could just set up your dragging code normally, and then put a Rule that checks if the distance is more than 300. If it is more than 300, then Constrain it to 300.

if attribute self.positionX doesn't equal min(50,max(0,150)) then...

You need to keep track of all unlocked levels via game attributes. These attributes are saved as unlocked and when you first start the game, usually on your splash or menu you will have a load attribu

i use the example in the site " How do I make an actor move in a perfect circle? " and i'v put 2 constrains

The only real way to see what attributes are doing is by having an actor display text and have it display whatever attribute you're trying to track

I'm looking for the easiest way to detect when an attribute changes for an if statement. I know I can create global attributes Game.Attribute and Game.AttributeCurrent (both equal to 0), then have a

Like bark said i would use a change image for each card and then have a attribute called cardvalue or whatever and have that constrained to the random number pulled so its the same actor but the valu

Maybe your example is just hypothetical, but you can just use the change attribute behavior to change the actor's image to "card"..game.card..".png" as long as your

Change attribute/ game.card to random(0,52)

click on it in the screen editor... unlock and constrain its x, y to the the x, y of the animation...

with a BUBBLE, it changes the HIT BUBBLE attribute of the bubble to plus 1. Once the HIT BUBBLE attribute = 5, the BUBBLE destroys itself.

create an angle attribute game.AngleToTouch (or something)

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bankroll. (In the Roll or Go button, put change attribute game.Bankroll to game.Bankroll - Bet )

game.Attribute ActorMoving = 0 (Index type)