the typed answer to the preset correct text attribute should do the trick.

Thank you. Does this have anything to do with attribute?

Then I made the attribute 'health' an integer and and when health = 5 (for example) it would change the image to health5.png

Then compare that answer to a Text Attribute.

Then make a boolean attribute and call it: ducking

Haha, actually I am already feeling the challenge. So far the only constrain I have used is to check for checking the angle of the bullets flying. I constrain it with the angle of rotation of the gun.

Create a boolean attribute in the penguin, something like 'okToShoot'. Set it initially to true.

Change attribute game.noenemy to 3

Ok so there's 3 enemies. I've got a noenemy interger set to 3. I've got a Change attribute on the enemy itself: game.noenemy to game.noenemy -1

The other thing to watch out for is the use of Constrain Attributes. They are real resource hogs,

That's interesting actually, because I have a problem where an attribute on an actor doesn't work properly after changing scene, for no discernible reason.

Well I have 3 enemies per scene and after they explode is when I want it to go to the next scene. I've declared a noEnemy = 3 interger and on the enemy actor a change attribute: game.noenemy to game.n

Change Attribute: self.Image To: "topping_"..game.currentTopping..".png"

Under this rule, I also change another attribute called game.collision.bullet to self.bulletcolor. This collision.bullet global variable is simply another variable to pass and compare with the enemy a

The gun has a Self.Mycolor attribute which is set to either 1,2, or 3

Create an Attribute Integer with Value 1

I'll give that a go. Just seems a little odd having to make my own attribute to measure a scene's elapsed time when Scene.Time should do this anyway. Thanks for the tip though.

yes you'll have an attribute for your high score.

so for actor 1 (at 12o'clock) when touch is inside change attribute "first" to true"

On your highscore page, you would need to load the custom attribute you save to