You could create a global boolean game attribute called "musicPlaying".

Create two global real attributes, cameraX and cameraY

Game level attributes persist throughout the current game play session until you change them during that game play session (i.e. at the menu screen or during game play). Scene level are per scene and

If you share a game level attribute between many actors, it is a headache for sure and won't really work if they could be pressed before previous usage was "clear". You could try gi

So whatever causes a button to pop up also changes te layer attribute to 2. Then the rule in the stuff under neath requires layer o e to be pushed you can stack as many as you want

I attribute it to what I call GS Burn.

Okay, so the six actors send their information to the game.attribute... How do you do this when each of the six might be changed at any point in time? Can't you just refer to the actor's attributes

You have to have the six actor make their updates to game level attribute(s) and then the seventh actor can use them to do its thing. Clunky but the way its currently done in GS.

The expression editor does not list the attributes of the actors I have assigned to keep track of these integer attributes. There are 6 actors each has an integer attribute, clicking on them toggles

my "chaser" is moving (constrain to mouse positions) and i want the rotation to change toward the "target" actor at all time, but it does it only once

@beaudoin: With that type of mechanism, since the rotation of the object by way of the two touchpoints would be continual, you would want to sense two touch points and then constrain the rotation of

You need a score tracker actor. In that actor...do all the score keeping and use switches so that it can only execute one score at a time...so that you don't get simultaneous scoring events in the ca

constrain self.rotation to VectorToAngle (game.touch1.X, game.touch1.Y)

hey guys, when the main actor runs into a wall it adds a point to your score, (well thats what its supposed to do) but it adds two points each time. I think its because its hitting the wall twice. I

what kind of code are you using in your attributes?

Constrain X and Y

I created an attribute in my actor called 'Pace', and then created 3 rules:

create an attribute in the actor called pacingDirection

I tried to make an actor and have it display the attributes, but it does not work...

i understand that but how do i stop a intiger game attribute for example i named it game.levelonetimer..... so how do i get that count down from 90 to 0 to pause when i hit menu....if anyone knows tha