Hang on, get what you mean now; if it's done quickly. A workaround would be to have a boolean attribute called, perhaps, PartSwitch.

I started making a shark shooter game a few months ago, which I've kind of lost my way with, but I had a similar setup on that, didn't spawn just had 8 bullets and an attribute to cycle through, when

For the real thing, I will use a png instead of giving an actor a colour attribute but still, it scares me to think that an actor just takes off at random (Image)

2. appoint a game attribute to each image? - this will be used to compare the outcomes to the player bet.

You could do something that increases the scene.gravity.x attribute but at the same time that affect the whole scene. You could prob spawn an actor with your touch that followed your finger and collid

"no animations for collisions" - no an animation but the car flashes for a second, and it does explode if you die.

Sure thing; to change it immediately, put in a Change Attribute Behavior self.Color.Alpha to 0.5, or whatever you want. This could be triggered by a boolean attribute somewhere else in another actor,

There any way to change the opacity of my player during the game, with some timmer or some attribute?

I don't understand what you mean now. Either you want to actually show in the Display Text whatever is in number1 attribute, then a space, then a multiplication symbol, then a space, then whatever is

Hi BackUpAndDown; I think the problem is trying to capture the PlayerX x coordinate to match to that of the block. So I was thinking that all you would need is an invisible "hotspot"

Hi BackUpAndDown; I think the problem is trying to capture the PlayerX x coordinate to match to that of the block. So I was thinking that all you would need is an invisible "hotspot"

or had a boolean attribute for sequence and set to true... with a rule for when true-- encompassing the animation and music and then a timer correlated to the elapsed time for run to change that attri

For my game, I need an engine loop for a car. My engine sound goes for about 1 second, and I checked the 'loop' box in the 'play sound' attribute, however, when the sound loops, there is a very minute

OK, just have one change for SpawnNewSize. Have the one actor already on screen that presumably spawns it, in its Rules, just before the Spawn Behavior, Change Attribute SpawnNewSize to 1.

Change Attribute self.Position.X to random(0,480)

So maybe try a game attribute called SpawnNewSize. that way you can get other actors already on your screen to change SpawnNewSize to, let's say, 1, 2 or 3.

change attribute : mostrecentlyspawned.size or something of that nature? Or do I have to pre-create them off screen and move them into position

I think 0.9.0 messed up Commove. The energy gauge goes to empty much faster than before. I think each move is using double energy. I was too busy to figure out why. Also, the movement with Game #1 of

So i tried it with change attribute and nothing happened it was just regular speed and everything,

OK now that im not in class lol. I told you to do something wrong sorry. Where you change attribute motion dont change it to a number. go into attribute browser and select motion, then outside the blu