Hi andre, short answer: no. You'd have to make the scene attribute with the same name.

Is this possible? move an attribute from game to scene?

Create two Game Atts (CameraH and CameraW) for example and constrain them to the camera size in the scene. Then constrain each actor in the scene that needs scaling to the Global Att and divide it by

that rule when touch is inside. Then drag to constrain attribute behaviors under the rule. For the first have constrain self.Position.X , constrain it to devices mouse position x. Then for the second

yes say you when the menu to slide when u press button 1. Make a attribute called slide, and in buttton 1 havw rule when touched is pressed change slide to 1. Then when slide = 1 interpolate in the me

I assume i need to ad a scene attribute, integer set to 0 or 1?

2 global attributes menu x and menu y. Then constrain menu x and menu y to the actual menu actors x and y. Then for the button have rule constrain attribute x to menu x +( then you put whatever numbe

That wouldn't have worked because the attribute is an integer in my case but I found a work around. Thanks anyway though!

Hi dshoe, presumably you're using a text attribute for the text input in the Display Text Behaviour? Perhaps call it TextInput or something similar and gives it's value as the first line of text you w

1) Create game attributes (integer or real) game.playerX and game.playerY

First of all the 'interpolate' attribute doesn't work on the Ipod touch 3g 8GB while It does work on the ipod touch 3g 32 GB??

Do this by making an integer global attribute - let's call it 'carchoice'. Give it a value of '1' as a default.

We did it for Bumps too, you have to make a local variable in each actor that can be killed or moved called StartY (name it what you like) and do change attribute StartY to self.positionY.

I have a situation here. Let say that I am on a scene and the iads just pop up. If I change scene, it is like I have to wait for the 14 seconds of the other scene iads to be over and wait for the rela

Also how can you constrain the height that the ammo moves up the screen? I never "goes off" the top of the screen.

Anyway I think you need to test when the ammo starts to descent and activate the collision only then. I'm not sure how you do that but it might work by testing the velocity on Y. Again, I'm not sure b

Create a global attribute interger call it

Im working on my next project idea. and am finding it will take a lot of constrain attributes to really accomplish what i want. I seem to remember reading on here that the constrains use a lot of memo

Change attribute: self.color.red to ???

When actor overlaps/collides change attribute self.color.red to (value) self.color.green to (value) and self.color.blue to (value)