-----Change Attribute: Current Scene=>layers=>Background=>Actor2=>Rotation To: 45

There's one thing I've just realised: I'm still uncertain if "if" statements, GS style, can be implemented somehow. So I now understand that one actor can change another's attribute,

In the Change Attribute behavior, click the little '...' to open the drop down menu.

global integer is something that can be changed by any actor via the change attribute behaviour. you create by;

what is a global integer attribute and how to i create one

How about when sub hits invisible actor shore change global attribute to a number then in sub when attribute =1 change velocity or constrain xy to current until something else is touched

I am trying to modify one of T-shirt booths spawning demos but am having trouble getting the touch attribute to work as I want.

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

new attribute for game = Initplay, to make sure the sound isn't playing when the app initiates.

If you are trying this in a Rule, I can't see why it would crash. Putting When All conditions are valid: Attribute A =false; Attribute B=true; Attribute C=false, etc., as an example, then run the beha

Do you have to create an attribute for each actor to store this number ?

BUT - I think Sythesis is bang on the money with his idea. I imagine a pause attribute with a tickbox, underneath 'movement' in an actor's sidebar. It's ticked 'on' as default.

I use a game attribute to track if the music is on or music is off called g_music.

whether to integrate the pause via an actor attribute setting is even better...so that we can reduce the RAM overhead required to pause. This way if we have a "heavy" game...we can

actually I am doing this same thing in my game that I have yet to release. However I am accomplishing it a little differently. I basically have a number assigned to each actor. Then i have an actor th

The iPhone is a memory constrained system and saving and restoring state is quite a hard problem in that environment. Between memory leaks and problems with collision and sound playback, we decided i

I've got the music playing when intering the scene and i've got it set so the main scene score attribute is 1.

In the timer add a "change attribute".

Sure, what I'd do is add an actor, go into the properties, change the size to something small, like 10x10, under color change the alpha to 0, under Physics, uncheck moveable. Make a copy of the actor,

@beefy_clyro Each actor now has in its Physics attributes, a Drag and an Angular Drag attribute. Old Drag behaviors are changed into Change Attribute behaviors to change those 2 attributes to the val