Also, if you create a game text/string attribute (say you call it "StringHello") and you leave it or set it to nothing at the manual edit attribute level. If you then use that text/

You just have game.score change attribute to 0 before it resets the scene and make sure you save and load game.highscore.

I've read the posts about triggering an attribute to play a sound. But really? An entire basic behavior lost to .82?

It took me a day to figure that out, it was really weird, I couldn't figure out for the life of me why it wasn't working, then poof! Constrain attribute was the answer!

'Constrain' indeed!

create attributes game.score and game.highscore

Maybe have one game attribute counter called "NumOfActorXYZSpawned" that gets incremented each time an actor of type XYZ is spawned. Then in each XYZ actor spawned, you have an acto

Think out your Attributes as early as possible. Don't use straight values in your Behaviors, as you may have to change a bunch of them later for tweaking purposes.

12. Testing - add a number of text boxes which show game attribute figures just outside the game area so when you are testing you can see what attribute is causing a problem.

of the prototype actors (sans positioning X/Y attribute values). You can then edit the attributes/rules/behaviors of the instance actor and those will not affect the prototype actor. There should t

Simple Bluetooth Send/Receive attribute, please?

Not any easy way I know of. I don't think layer (or Z position) is an attribute of an actor. You would need some trickery to have a "GameItems" layer and an "ActiveItem&am

Then the player will always be on top. Your collisions should still work in such a situation.

Woops I forgot to add that after the two constrain behaviors you need a spawn behavior to spawn the canon ball. duh!

Create two game integer attributes called enemyX and enemyY

is at the same execution level as the game attribute boolean used to tell the body to destroy itself, the head may destroy itself before it gets to the command that sets the boolean leaving the body

For a high scores website you need to make a HTML/CSS scoreboard and say for every 100/1000 points (Use an attribute to spawn actor if score > 1000 etc) and it spawns a code you need to type o

@tshirtbooth: You can't build a custom URL with a string Attribute? I don't have Pro yet, so I don't know.

Now, my question: do I understand right that attributes are reseted by closing the game and keys are permanently saved? -YES

- player gets score (already working with game attribute score)