Use the save and load attribute behaviors!

I have a spawner in a timer. To make the game harder I want the frequency of the spawning to change as the game goes on. So I created a real self attribute and use some simple math to make it change a

The work is already done. You could pretty much just have it as an attribute you could just drag in. That would be handy

It would be nice if there was a simple behaviour that could query a online php file and be able to add attributes on the end. Invisibly so the user doesn't notice.

I am still having a problem when I want to constrain the "display text" it just doesn't wrap to actor size. I need to display text in a text bubble but the text goes from screen edge

everything since 0.8.x executes in parallell now, EXCEPT that Actions evaluate before Behaviors. Only dirty attributes rules are re-evaludated but branch conditions "stick" that is

Good evening, I've got a restart and main menu button. So I have rules saying when pressed, change attribute to 0 for about 5 different attributes.

object) I guess that I should make some change attribute and rotation on that..

I want to reset scenes 1,2,3 from scene 4 is this possible? I thought about an attribute scene rest set to 0 then a rule in that scene if scene reset = 1 the reset scene, but this only works when you

I've got an actor called pipeBomb, in it I created two custom attributes, 'arc' with a default value of 1 and 'startY'

change attribute to playsound = false

Then I created two invisible images. One is positioned on the ufo and doesn't move, the other jumps every second to a random location in a certain area (change X to random(0,320) and change Y to rando

and all the player interactions are below, collisions work just fine.

Change Attribute self.Linear.Velocity.X To: 0

But you will have to play around with spaces. Probably assign some of the text with spaces in it to a "text" attribute and then use the attribute. The "Display Text&qu

not working for me. did you use a constrain? or a change attribute with a timer?

When the icon button for a sound is pressed, set an actor level attribute (name it "AlreadyPlaying" or something) to "true". You will then also add to the button a

You could make the power-up blink time (the "2" above) into a game attribute too.

I want my actor to blink for 2 seconds after an attribute has been true for 4 seconds. Acting as warning the power up is running out. I looked at the wiki but it didn't really make sense, so any help

Use a realtime calculation. Track your X and Y location of the object and manipulate that with the accelerometer then feed the updated value back to a constrained attribute.