You can change the key to whatever you like, but I usually keep them the same as the Attribute to avoid confusion when you have about 100 of them (if you need that many)

I like the clarity of display of larger text scaled down...and often import large and just set the size for display with the [Change Attribute] self.size.Width = (self.size.Width)/2 (or /4 or /whateve

When touch is pressed, change attribute game.NextFrame to (game.NextFrame+1)%10

It IS in the wiki but not very well described. From my trial and error I found out that to make them work properly, I had to save each Attribute to it's own Save Key. So somewhere in your game you nee

I've an app that has been rejected because when you use your iPad in landscape mode, the image rotate as you can see on my awesome drawing ... Then is it possible to constrain the iPad Screen Orientat

if what Jack said isn't enough there's always the ability to create another image/actor to be your collision shape(with alpha of "0") and just constrain it to the location of your vi

Change Attribute: LineCook to LineCook +1

When I am using constrain self.position.X to game.touch1.X I find that I can't release actor half way through the edge of the scene and grab it from the opposite edge. In the image below I have circle

You could prob set some sort of if touch is pressed rule for the back ground that changes an attribute to one on press and 0 on release then set a rule on your actor to check if that attribute is 1 or

More Actors with specific rules for each level added into their behavior or fewer "one-for-all" actors with more logic built in to adapt them to each level based on a level Attribute

Actor receives touch - constrain self.position.x to game.touches.touch 1.x

constaint attribute `self.motion.X` to `max(300,self.motion.X)`

change attribute self.rotation to false

1) I have 20 actors (location), each with an attribute named myX and myY.

More Actors with specific rules for each level added into their behavior or fewer "one-for-all" actors with more logic built in to adapt them to each level based on a level Attribute

change attribute: game.gameOver = false

Constrain: Self.Motion.Linear.Velocity.X - 500*(-game.Accelerometer.Y) (My game is in Landscape mode)

change attribute: game.difficulty = game.difficulty - 1

I have an attribute self.touched when it's selected.

-I have an actor than has movable un-ticked. On this actor I can control it's X position using the constrain to touch.1.X .