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So for example if you start with a real attribute (let's call it 'A'), and give it a value of 3 (the starting number in your sequence), you can then have a rule that says:

I'm trying to make this particular number sequence (3,6,9,13,16,19,23,26,29...) and so on

change attribute: game.myBoolean To: not(game.myBoolean)

Dump all the rule and attributes and name your images 0, 1 and 2.

You could try this: Make a self.attribute, let's call it 'A'.

In the 1. way - How can i make a game level attribute, indicating the direction the spawner is traveling? Sorry but i havent idea (Image)

Change attribute game.currentLevel = 1Change attribute self.rowindex = 1Loop While all Attribute: self.rowindex <= tableRowCount(enemyTable)Expression: tableCellValue(enemyTable, self.rowindex,

Change attribute game.changer to mod(game.changer,3)+1

When using the attributes. Im just going to explain its going to be easier.

* Using a game level attribute:

projectile accelerates towards the x,y global attributes of the player.

Make a game level attribute, call it whatever you like, once made you can access this attribute from the pull down menu (go to 'attribute') for the rule's condition.

Whoops ! Yes, like Jamie says, 'SHOW' is simply a name for an attribute you make yourself, you can call it anything you like.

@sonicm3, in the example @Socks describes "Show" is a custom attribute you'd need to create yourself.

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The problem was I thought it was an attribute and I was not using the Num Expression.

Okay so the first error I see is that you use a naked change attribute to add +1 this will only fire once. That video doesn't help as I have no idea exactly what all the mechanics are you are after. I

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Attribute: game.gametimer is > 0