Hi, I'm still working through examples, tests, experiments, etc; but for interest, have decided to narrow these down to be relevant to a specific first game app i'll be making. I guess it's best to s…

Hi nightleaf (nice name!): That's doable (as long as game.level = an integer or real number, as I'm sure they do), and then I guess the result goes into another new attribute, called result for instan

Is this doable or not? Because the attribute I'm constraining this to has a Display Text behaviour that should be causing it to display the result of this equation, but it shows nothing.

I would make an integer attribute called MedalValue.

Other variables would be whether or not you've bronze, silver or gold awards (boolean attributes); whether or not a room is locked, whether or not an item has been picked up, etc.

Basically, you'd set up all of your variables as game attributes. These would be updated as the game is played, e.g WhatLevel would be updated when moving to another level with WhatLevel=WhatLevel+1 (

For each attribute you use to determine if something is locked or not you'll need to save it and then load it upon enetering your unlocks page. One thing i guess you could try and expermient with is h

moment by moment. So, you'd need an integer attribute, called SpeedAtThisMoment perhaps, which would be updated regularly with a timer. (how you'd do that, I'm not sure yet; perhaps another Forum mem

Interpolate attribute: self.wealth

In the Rules after your player dies, i.e is destroyed, I assumed that using a Change Attribute to set Visible to false of lives actor would have done the trick. But it doesn't for some reason. Until a

Create a game attribute called jump. (integer)

I would create a rule with an attribute for each button which reads something like when touch is pressed make button 1 attribute true. Otherwise button 1 attribute is false

You could p'raps try the following: for each text attribute you have, make a new integer attribute, with values ranging from 1 to the number of text items. Then when the user chooses the text and drag

I have a rule for using a spawned object that has a text attribute assigned to it. If that object is dragged over interaction actors it will allow an interaction. I want to all the interaction to happ

1) So I have a cannon, and when I touch a point above it, I want it to rotate to that point. I set up a "rotate to position attribute" and plugged in the mouse's X and Y position, bu

I guess it just depends whether swapping a bunch of timers for the same number of local attributes and a "change attribute" behavior is lighter on the processor.

(GC) dummy actor is good for this. Two attributes are needed, TimeCount and TimeLimit. I have these as Integers but for fractional Timers (ie half a second) you can use a Real number.

Do i need a boolean attribute for every card? or just one game one and one self one on actor.

Create a game attribute called jump. (integer)

Bark, I have a very simple Timer that you can set to any No of seconds which doesn't use a Constrain and takes up just a single rule (Two rules if you'd like a 2nd Timer triggered from the first). Let