Previously, I would use 'Move To'. For example, I could tell the actor to move 100 pixels vertically by assigning the value of 100 pixels to a global game attribute (called, say, 'distance'), and havi

I have a game.score attribute and a game.highscore attribute, my game.highscore is displayed on the main menu, all I want is to save this high score so it will be loaded next time the game is booted u

You also need a high score attribute so that if game score is greater than high score change attribute high score to game score. You need a save on the scores and a load on the scene Cant remember a

basically I have a game.score attribute and I add on to it with a timer, and then once you die, it stops it and displays it on the next scene...

It's a new attribute, they had no way to preload it for you. (Maybe they could have checked the Game Orientation preference - "Target Display = 320x480 (iPhone Portrait)") But it g

@Photics, No man, go into the scene attributes for each of your scenes and update the new .8.4 Autorotate attribute... It was Landscape right checked, you probably want portrait checked...

None of my scenes have an auto rotation attribute...

Yes, how on earth do you do this? Where is the game.screen.Device Orientation attribute? Something you set once, right?

Do I just type in portrait/landscape in the second box of change attribute behavior?

Workaround: Add a Constrain... game.Screen.Device Orientation to your preferred setting... portrait / landscape

Maybe a constrain (with a multiplier/divider) to self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X would work better.

Interpolate behavior: This is a much better use of logic if you want to do something like fade an actor out/in. You select an attribute, give it its final value, the duration it takes to get to that v

Interpolate Behavior for gradually changing an attribute from one value to another value

Yeah, I think I may have my Save Attribute in the wrong place, I didn't have time to try it out yesterday. But I really wont know if it works until someone else who bought it updates it and lets me kn

Hi Guy's I'm off to bed to rest my brain, i love this whole game creating process even if it's exhausting, if you have an animation looping and say at the tenth one you want your actor to throw a rock

"Change Attribute game.myRemainder To: game.highscore%5"?

Create an global integer Attribute called "myRemainder" (without quotes).

Hi Mr T... I added four change attribute one after another. number 2 and 4 require double quotes to get the letter into the text attribute, while 1 and three need no quotes. If I leave out the quot

Make that chunk of text a global text attribute.... put the space there, like this:

On the initial click/touch, don't rotate the actor, store the offset of the vectorToAngle() of the click minus the current Rotation of the actor in an attribute (I used rotationOffset).