But if you are just trying to allow a player to go back and replay earlier levels and continue in progress...then you need a levelProgress attribute that operates between the currentLevel and MaxProgr

Say im on level 15. In my actor the display's "Congrats" for winning, i have an attribute "currentLevel" that is set to 15. The currentUnlockedlevel is a game attri

I have a currentUnlockedlevel attribute and currentLevel attribute. In a rule i have change scene when blockCounter is less than or equal to 0, then in a rule inside that i have when attribute current

Create a move attribute (set it at 0)and make it so when you click your button that makes it move change the move attribute to 1 (then create a rule to check when the attribute = 1, (insert your move

The devs built the functionality of finding what actors use which attributes when you try to delete an attribute. They should add a menu item called "Check Project" or something tha

I have three "game.attributes", all integer, and one "game.attribute" text, I am adding two of the integers into a third for the total, and then I am using four cha

I tried storing the current rotation in an attribute and using abs(current angle - new angle) and abs(new angle - current angle) but failed miserably -- I'm doing something wrong and am not sure how t

Create two integer game attributes spinX and spinY

will be the starting point, or zero point. Then, constrain the rotation of the actor based on the difference between the current vectorToAngle minus the Original VectorToAngle.

I found for pausing a moving actor using the "otherwise" of the pause rule and place the same move attribute but set to 0 works.

I just constrain the position.Y of the slider to game.sliderY, then I constrain position.Y to (game.sliderY - XXX)*2 on the actor (icon)

I have three game.attributes, all integer, and one game.attribute text, I am adding two of the integers into a third for the total, and then I am using four change attributes to move the proper letter

DUDES! A combination of your ideas (rebump's actor attribute access option and FMG's scene controller) solved the problem! I have one hidden controller actor in the scene whose job is to check the at

Make a game attribute for checkpoint X

if touch pressed on slider, I constrain the slider's Y to game.sliderY

Changing an actor's size with the "Change Size" attribute will resize its image but leave its collision size the same (at least currently). Proactive thinking here will help...in yo

Constrain Actor Y Position to (Mouse Y)*1.2

Create two integer game attributes spinX and spinY

Yes, you create an invisible actor, and constrain the second actor's position to your 1st actor's position.

Like the title says, is it possible for one actor to set or read another actor's attributes, without relying on global game attributes?