In other programming environments, there is a concept of a 'getter' and a 'setter'. Every instance would have getters and setters for the Attributes that you want to expose to the outside word, or to

-Two finger Rotate. (The rotate option can be disabled by turning the [ApplyRotation] Attribute to False).

You can manage this with global attributes. Create an attribute like “Globaldeath”. Give the attribute the value FALSE or 0. Give all actors a rule like this. If “Globaldeath” is TRUE or 1 then destro

@ 3gfisch - I think the reason people are continuing to give you ideas is that putting a constrain on that many actors is very unlikely to work on any device. I know you don't have the GSviewer app on

Ah yes, you might well me right there; maybe try using a boolean attribute called GameFinished perhaps. This would be set to false until the final life, when only then it becomes true; and in each of

Then just implement the actor pause attribute feature next to the physics feature (default should be OFF!!!!!!!!!). Then we elect to include said actor into the pause RAM allowances. Perhaps there c

change attribute best score 2 to best score 3

You could try the following: make a scene attribute, boolean would do, called LR, for instance. In the rule for moving your character left, make LR false (OK, it's not false anything, it's a switch).

I have global attributes created for current score, best score, best score 2 and best score 3.

Interpolate>Interpolate Attribute: scene:Background.Actor1.Position.X To game.Touches.touch 1.X. Set your duration, 0.1 for instance, perhaps experiment with the function then:

Don't quite understand when you say there's only going to be one character on the screen and nothing else, as if that's a worry.... If there's one character that randomly animates every time its press

Nice cartoon style animation, adobson66, looks professional to me! My first thought reading through your post is that you shouldn't need a different actor for each different animation sequence (if i'v

You would need to have an attribute that records the scene a player is on, and a rule to save that attribute when the scene is entered. Then, you could have a button with an option to return to the la

set the attributes as real atribues and dont use change attirbut use Constrain Attribut and it work's well but only if things collide and this will make less HP

the attribute is an actor attribute not global.

the attribute is an actor attribute not global.

you should have health attribute for each enemy actor

but if i make the rule under my health actor i can't access the individual health of the Enemy because its an Attribute of the enemy and in the rule i can only access global and health actor attribute

but if i make the rule under my health actor i can't access the individual health of the Enemy because its an Attribute of the enemy and in the rule i can only access global and health actor attribute

Not going to be easy. You would need a game attribute for the health of each enemy. Then have a health bar actor for each enemy that uses that global attribute and you would have to constrain its X an