Okay - I got the black screen to go away, but now it only loads Level-1.png and never changes on subsequent Levels. I can manually change the game.CurrentLevel attribute and still I only get Level-1.p

Change Attribute self.Image to "Level-"+game.CurrentLevel+".png"

Change Attribute self.actor.Xscale -.1

Change Attribute self.actor.Xscale -.1

Create a boolean game attribute called tickled.

you will have to use constrain attributes for both of your actors.

I know there's been a couple of posts about calibrating but I'm not sure any of them apply to the way I'm controlling the player. I'm using the following rule to have the player constrained to the acc

Your Kraken I understand only works on 3G+ and same with PolyGame's 8Bit. There is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON why those games can't run on a 2G. I've played games 10 times as complex (functionally-wise...

Just uncheck the actors "moveable" attribute (Image)

Your Kraken I understand only works on 3G+ and same with PolyGame's 8Bit. There is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON why those games can't run on a 2G. I've played games 10 times as complex (functionally-wise...

Don't get me wrong...I REALLY REALLY REALLY would prefer to use GS. Its easy and fast to use. But I can't continue to spend weeks on projects with no guarantee they will work when I'm done. Your Kr

I might have fixed it this time. It wasn't resetting an attribute in the right order. It probably could be better, but it mostly works for that new OneControlOneButton scene.

Just create a self. attribute (i.e. self.destroyed) and where you have the normal destroy behaviour replace it with change self.destroyed to true (use a boolean) and change self.alpha to 0. In all the

Hi rh thanks for the response this is what I need but idk how to disable the rules, do I use an attribute?

Like others said create an attribute and a spawner actor so that secondary actor controls the spawn time and location of the destroyed actors current location xy

Create 1 attribute boolean:

Whenever you score a home run, add a Save Attribute behavior, like this:

Every time you make a home run, you'd change an integer attribute (let's call it 'home run') to home run+1

I got a little confused trying to do this save/load attribute.

better yet, use the hearts attribute peach mentions, but use replicate instead of individual heart actors (Image)