you'll need to keep track of the current level with a global game integer attribute.

"AFTER" 1sec change attribute:self.destroyMe=false

Create two global real game attributes called playerX and playerY.

Create a boolean game attribute called lose. Then have a rule in the actor that can't fall that say's when collides with ground change attribute game.lose to 1.

CONSTRAIN ATTRIBUTE

then whenever i release a ball i will try and figure out where i am and attribute the global var to occupied.

first, you would need to keep track of every single grid intersection as global game attributes, the would all be booleans like this: point_1_occupied,point_2_occupied,point_3_occupied...etc..

Constrain Attribute

can you simply constrain self.Rotation To: game.targetRotation?

I am constraining actor 2 to actor 1 with a slight offset, this part works great but when I rotate my main actor 2, actor 1 doesn't follow and I am having problems getting this part to work.

I want to spawn a random actor from a set of 5 and I set an attribute integer random function "random(1,2,3,4,5)"

CHANGE ATTRIBUTE

The best I can suggest, and this is by no means perfect. Is to use the change size attribute to grow your actor a little bit. The collision rectangle doesn't change when you use change size, or rath

1) When pasting rules if it has eg, self.loading attribute then it shouldn't wipe it off if the actor your copying it to has the same attribute.

Ok im just messing around trying to figure it out right now. I added an integer game attribute named 'blockCount' and put the value 1. Then i have an actor called 'block' and another actor called 'blo

You make an integer attribute called for example counter put however many blocks you have in the game and put it in the attribute then go to your block actor and have it

You need to keep a global game attribute (integer) called "blockCount". When the level starts, set it to the appropriate amount.

You need a game.attribute named 'Blocks Left'

Change Attribute self.destroyMe to TRUE

My "Scene Controller" does the same sort of scene setup and it controls a game attribute called "SceneSetupComplete" (or thereabouts) that is "false&qu