Change Attribute game.Sound To: 1

it's bad code. check that start button to make sure it's not missing an attribute, and go through everything in the scene the start button switches too. Make sure to check the 'otherwise' sections too

Whenever the attribute currentUnlockedLevel changes, you need to save it, like this:

will still be unlocked. Do I need to just 'Save Attribute'?

Also I see it mentioned to "Constraining the Attribute to highscore" but it's not explained why you need to do it.

Change Attribute self.sound to 'hacked together filename using'..'and such'.ogg

And for the "blocks remaining" i have a global integer game attribute. In each scene, though, in the actor that contains the "blocks remaining" i just change the nu

you insert in avery stage one score and when push block change attribute in -1 ? and for checking when BLOCK is "0" after 2 sec chage scene??

if it is in a timer set to "every" change attribute will be more efficient.

Thanks for the (lightning) quick replies, guys. I saw this demo, but got a little hung up on the first image for Fading Out where the equation for the change attribute is partially shown. They have th

So make two game attributes called playerX and playerY. Then in each monster have an attribute (i think integer works fine for all of these) called distance.

change attribute self.color.red to self.color.red+0.1

change attribute game.lives to game.lives+1

change attribute game.changecolor to 2

Sorry, just found it. I just couldn't find any documentation on this at all, like how you'd actually use the save attribute feature.

Save attribute works quite well for this.

And when I click the first time on e.g. orange, the attribute changes to 1 too, instead to 2! I checked my game.changecolour attribute, and it's really a integer-type. That must be correct right?

Can you change your attribute only once? Because I tried the things you said, with the text display, and when I click on red, the game.changecolour attribute changes to one. But when I click on orange

yes, i realize that - you need to double-click on each one and set the myLevel attribute to the appropriate number.

you need to set the myLevel attribute on each lock instance in the scene...