Yes, you have to put save behavior for every attribute you want to save. You don't have so many attributes to save - in my game, I'm saving about 200 attributes - it took me almost two days to finish

I would like to save each time the level ends so my question is do I need to manually put a save attribute for each attribute I want save?

Oh hey I got it!!! I added a time to the "change attribute" that check every 0.01 secs and it works!

Oh hey I got it!!! I added a time to the "change attribute" that check every 0.01 secs and it works!

I created an integer attribute with a default of 1 and called it "frames"

The periods, I believe, link the attribute to the image. I Think.

then select the attribute from the drop down menu

Use a change attribute behaviour to change your actor's 'self' image.

they start again. Can't remember if I used a constrain to move on the x or a move behaviour. To speed up everything at the same time, they just refer to a global attribute, as utopian said. To increa

[Change Attribute] self.Position.X to expression (game.DisplaySize.Width)/2

but change attribute

you can toggle 1 & 0 by attribute = (attribute+1)%2, but not Boolean!

Hi guys

or constrain all the food!

Use a change attribute behaviour to change your actor's 'self' image.

Here is how I set it up. I created an integer attribute and get it a default of 1.

I could use some help on this. I have a game and I want to spawn actors on the x axis between 0 and 500 what would the code for setting the attribute of "loop", and would the timer b

I've got a constrain: game.Actor X to self.position.X which is constrained to another actor self.position X to game.Actor X.

may need (scene changes, loads & saves, attribute resets, etc.) then in the home section of GS copy and paste the level as many times as you need. Then build each level.

may need (scene changes, loads & saves, attribute resets, etc.) then in the home section of GS copy and paste the level as many times as you need. Then build each level.