my own levels!). Reset scene does nothing to attributes - it only puts actors back in their starting positions. I usually have a scene rules actor that I put as the bottom most actor in the bottom l

create attribute game.goal (integer)

[Change Attribute] for correct Width; and for correct height

create attribute game.goal (integer)

Every 2 seconds - change attribute L1 to random(1,10)

10 game.Attributes for qx # in Index or Integer format

Use the save and load attribute behaviours.

have you tried having an attribute which changes to 1 when the actor is hit, then have the rule to say rotate when the attribute is 1, make sure run till completion is unchecked, then have a timer to

You don't need to check if an attribute is 0 or 1. You just change the value using an equation such as this:

+ When attribute game.levels complete is < (value of current level, i.e. 6)

Ya those lines are computing your score. Constrain them

Change Attribute self.image = game.animationFrame..".png"

so, does this change of attribute need to be assigned to the score actor?

Change Attribute self.image = game.animationFrame..".png"

constrain score = 100000*(self.time-self.startTime)/30

Change Attribute self.image = game.animationFrame..".png"

game.Attribute "fall" (boolean)

Even in the Image Actor's Attributes, changing the size doesn't change the size in the scene.

okay... i think this is making sense.. so i set the "game score" actor to have this constrained attribute? is that correct?

Then I constrained the "visible" character actor, with the actual collisions, to the invisible one and turned off "moveable" under physics.