Perhaps I don't have the load attribute in the right place? I have it on the World Select Screen, which isn't the first screen you see when you start the game and isn't the first screen you see if you

You should just be able to put display text in your invisible actor and then click on the little e and select the attribute your wanting. I've never used it for that but it has an expression builder a

When using display text, do you just throw that in with the load attribute?

Do you have something stopping game.world1 from going beyond 10. or something keeping level 1 from continually adding 1 every time it is played, or level2 etc. try playing level 1 10 times and see if

I've got the Load/Save attribute setup properly so that each level is checked off if you beat it. But I can't seem to get the 2nd and 3rd World to unlock properly. Sometimes it works and sometimes it

Global music attribute attached to a music on button but also another global attribute I call music was on. So when I touch the music on button it sets "music to 1 and also sets music was on

Once the finger is released, the line has to be locked. That can be accomplished with an actor attribute.

damn you beat me to it. Photics whats your email i figured out a way to set prototype to modify scene attribute if you would like to test and add it to your book.

damn you beat me to it. Photics whats your email i figured out a way to set prototype to modify scene attribute if you would like to test and add it to your book.

Try game attribute music at 0 then player must press button to turn music on or 1

Yes, in the actor have a Change Attribute behavior at the top of all of the other behaviors, and it will automatically change that attribute when the actor is spawned.

I want to set an attribute of an actor right after it is spawned.

There's also a camera trick i found to constrain to my character instead of just the middle area.

probably an attribute that is empty. Did you copy and paste things from a shared project? Check your attributes to see that you haven't got any that just say 'self' or 'game' in them.

Have you played with the "Restitution" value under the Physics tab in the actors attribute pane? Play with that value (.01, .08, etc) and test.

Use a constrain attribute.

It's a while since I looked into this project and it took me about 4 days to make it behave how I wanted it to. It is basically that the sticks are looking for collisions with the tiny touch actors. T

Stus is right, the animation behavior in GS doesn't seem designed support that kind of heavy playback. That being said, you might want to try a technique FMG shared with me, which has eased the burde

- Name: The name of the spreadsheet (something like the key on load/save attribute that must be unique)

Example: self.Text Attribute = "Gendai"