i have an actor that is supposed to turn itself visible (visible attribute) when a specific game attribute is 0, but i have no idea how to do this

You can time out how long it takes for the actor to make it to one side and make a timer so when its about to be there it changes direction. or you can put walls on the side and when the actor collide

That'd be no problem; another attribute, boolean, when true, (true when timer starts), another actor to use behaviour Display Text; text to display: game.Timer. Think that should work.

Your Rules for playing the sequence. add Rule: if Attribute Counter = 5 (for instance, if there are 5 parts to your sequence, say) then

New real Game Attribute called Timer. New integer Game Attribute called UserCount

you will need an attribute game.killactor set to 0

Basically create two attributes in the scene:

I got it to display the number to the hundredths place by making the attribute a real attribute, but it still won't list endlessly.

if less than a second, must be put into a real attribute. Some programs used to/still do measure in ticks, but I think I'm right in saying that GS sticks to percentage of seconds, i.e milliseconds. I

the smallest interval of time that an integer can read is 1 whole second. I would think if you used a real attribute it would all depend on the device.

Right: Otherwise, change attribute game.right to false

Right: Otherwise, change attribute game.right to false

Created two boolean game attributes Left and Right

when attribute Suchandsuch =1

Attribute < 10

Is there a way for an attribute rule so... I'm not sure how to explain.

(I absolutely tried anything to prevent a crash: Lowering amount of actors, delete constrain attributes and checked for unused attributes)

First set an attribute in the game, call it move make it boolean and let it be false.

Change Attribute: self.dandd to true

change attribute levelsunlocked to levelsunlocked+1