Looped means looped so unless you create a game attribute that changes based on button touches changing the attribute or timers it should play forever

You need to constrain the Player's Y position to an attribute.

"You can name an integer attribute 'event' with the value 1." How do I create an event like this? Do I name my actor "1"? I hope you are a patient person because I

Yes you can. Use attributes.

also reset game won't reset your attribute!

don't use constrain check time = game.time-start time

all of these attributes or scene attributes

If I'm understanding what you want to happen correctly, I'd use a different attribute to keep track of the time.

when it reaches 21 seconds it changes the reset game attribute to 1 which activates rule to reset game action

Create a unique ID for each card and a game attribute for the top card's ID and do a test if they match.

Do i create the "animSeqStep" attribute inside my actor that is containing all the animation sequences, or do i use a separate actor that will talk to that actor?

ive got an attribute to track how long u go with out tapping screen and if its more than 20 seconds its to reset game

ive got an attribute to track how long u go with out tapping screen and if its more than 20 seconds its to reset game

Would I do this with a "constrain attribute"?

Constrain the X and Y positions of the bumper to a certain coordinate.

You need to make an integer attribute in the Actor, called something like 'currentImage'. Initially set it to 1 or whatever the first image is.

-----Change Attribute: self.Image To: "image"..random(1,100)..".png" <------this is with a random number. how do I make it +7?

Obviously the touch sensor is off when the screen is zoomed. So, you have to figure out the offset, based on the zoom, and then constrain an invisible actor to the offset. Then, change all your actors

-----Change Attribute: self.Image To: "image"..random(1,100)..".png"

Obviously the touch sensor is off when the screen is zoomed. So, you have to figure out the offset, based on the zoom, and then constrain an invisible actor to the offset. Then, change all your actors