I have a shooting game with multiple targets on the stage. I'm counting the targets as they're hit. BUT, if the targets are hit in succession too quickly, the count attribute doesn't update for each t

attribute: "i can move" - boolean (false)

Sorry to mislead you there then ghostrp; so if you use a Constrain Attribute, go to Current Scene>Camera> Rotation and set that to your actor rotation, I think that should work.

--Change attribute: game.gamelives To: game.gamelives-1

Make sure you change the self.size attribute (see firemaples ducking games demo)

A rule in my number actor that says when presses, another Rule inside this one that says: attribute: the damn square1 = to 0

2 and subsequent levels, can't you just Change Attribute to self.health =10, without the maths?

I'm guessing that game.difficulty is 1 and game.research is 3? I'm intrigued to know what game.research attribute is for...

Try puting a change attribute self. Health to 10 rule right at the start.

Hmmm... are you using the Constrain Attribute Behavior for this? If so, what do I constrain? The "Image" of the Actor? Or the "Tags"? o_O See, when I put "

checkpoint. You would have to have a save/load attribute set up on your player actor and the checkpoint actor but I'm not exactly sure how that works =/

What does the 'index' attribute do... I have got my head round Boolean, integer and real but the others scare me a bit...

Constrain player X position.

A self attribute.

So I have an actor who is "running" at a constant speed in a scrollable level. When you touch the screen, the actor jumps up and then falls back down (gravity). Unfortunately, I have

Another way of doing it is to constrain a large invisible actor over your planet.

If box 1 is full, then change attribute 'sequence' to 1

Since it is a retro shooter, do you really need the physics collisions at all?

In my actor I created a variabl called direction. I have a timer that says every X seconds (1 in my case ), change that attribute to (actor.Direction+1)%2. This switches the value from 0 to 1 and back

just the constrain rule above in the moving actor.