It makes sense. But if you are using variable length values then you need a separator character such as #172#3#31 (or commas but I like to use a separator at the start) and then would need to use the

Thanks a lot. Thats what I did. Everytime user clicks on button it changes game.attribute+1 and actor is spawn, but then when I click another button it changes game.attribute2+1 actor changes alpha to

http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/73982/change-attribute-of-random-actor-in-scene

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Did not work, I stored the value in the slot self attribute when touch is pressed. That part worked. BUT I guess swaping values on the same actor with different table value is harder?

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Sorry if my questions aren't very specific. since my first project is badly done (too many useless constrains i think thanks to your tips) i'm currently brainstorming for a second project so everythin

You can do this by storing one table value in an attribute using a Change Attribute behavior and then using two Change Table Value behaviors to make the other two changes.

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-Are constrains constantly looping or are they smart and require less processing when the value doesnt need to change?

Can i check the length (the number of characters) of a text attribute?

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Unfortunately that is a global attribute that is required for the script to be successful. Changing the final url will affect all users. I found Gamesalad.com to be the best end url for the facebook a

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@gyroscope I just stumbled upon this thread and you don't need to do the + business - make a self attribute, type a space into it, and use that as the search string. Alt-Space and a genuine space are

prioritising core creator features like custom collisions and custom fonts, as well as improving stability and speed. (I think I've had 1 crash in the past month, so they've made huge strides there.)

@ Jamie_C: Cheers, some mode switching and Actor to Actor Attribute Changes.

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