WIll I be ok to run my own looping timers within GS? I have one up and running (an Attribute named Count1), it simply increments by 1 each time the System/Game Time reaches a 2 second period. From the

"then i added a rule" attribute game.enemy.count = 0 change sean next sean] but when all are destroyed it does not change to the next sean

"then i added a rule" attribute game.enemy.count = 0 change sean next sean] but when all are destroyed it does not change to the next sean

Possibly one way is: a new Scene attribute, called CretinCount, being how many "cretin" tagged Actors there are. Each time one of these are destroyed, set up a rule: when attribute s

registering in the Play Music dialogue in it's Attribute, but it is in the Play Sound Attribute.

ok this is how i set it up, i created an intiger attribute that was equal to 7 (the number of enimies) then i created a rule that said when this actor is destroyed change game.enemy.count to enemy.cou

Possibly one way is: a new Scene attribute, called CretinCount, being how many "cretin" tagged Actors there are. Each time one of these are destroyed, set up a rule: when attribute s

with this is each character would be using a constrain for best results or a timer wrapped check for less time accurate results. Good thing is you can set it up so the constrain is no longer active

Shouldn't it be specified whether he should use the game attribute versus the scene attribute?

no sound/music behavior should be heard. The attribute that contains this value is obviously used in the "volume" sub-attribute of a "play sound" or "pla

I am quite sure that it has something to do with the drag attribute because if I set it to let say "1000" the balls go crazy.

Basically just One big rule that calls on 2 self attributes and 1 global attribute. (they are named in p-o-m-s above posts. thanks mate for that

Hi, a tiny refinement: unless i'm missing something, the attribute called Name in Scene Editor>Attributes is actually the Title of the game, being the same as Title: shown in the Project Editor

Attribute: self.Fade In is true

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

I have a rule with a global integer named game.lvl_GameScore1=0. When that attribute is set a timer spawns two actors and changes two attributes. This rule was added to a GameLogic actor for every sce

Any actor instance in the Scene can get (and set) any other actor instance's attributes.

Shouldn't it be specified whether he should use the game attribute versus the scene attribute?

Apparently there was already at some point a simple "pause" feature and it just simply worked. When everyone here says it simply worked, I assume they mean all moving actors were sto

Add an actor that covers the entire screen area. Turn off the visible attribute and move it to the back of the scene/layer. Add a rule that checks for collision/overlap with actors with the tag you me