Currently, I'm thinking that is the best way. It would keep the logic per scene to a minimum rather than trying to accommodate many questions in a scene without the availability of arrays. Since the

Sometimes what I do is make a 1x1 'trigger' actor. In my game I have a lot of stats to keep track of. I keep them on an actor level. I use a few game.attributes to 'carry' them to a new actor. So on t

Yes you can have a attribute integer called trigger or whatever you want to call it and say when attribute trigger =1 move or whatever you want it to do:)

I wonder if you could make shapes out of a series of rectangles and spheres and constrain them together to make the desired collision shape? That's basically all they do in AAA titles anyway.

I stil have some wonky behaviour going on with 8.1, the change attribute feature seems a little hit and miss. Have a simple loading graphic on all screens, when a new scene is called attribute is true

Something like: when next button is pressed change attribute "instructions" to "(instructions+1)%5". Then when attribute is = 0 change image to instr1, if is = 1 ch

No no, all the button does is change game.up_pressed attribute, nothing else. The player has the rule that jumps if game.up_pressed is true.

You have to use a bool game attribute. It's annoying at first, but it's really not that bad.

So the actor (the button) sensing the press would set a game boolean attribute to "true" (i.e. call it "PlayerJumping"). Then the player actor could have a rule th

Constrain attribute width to width + 10

Not on a Mac right now but you will need to add your "jump code/routine" to a rule that is fired upon an event (the on a keryboard key pressed/down event and select the key to use...

Does adding a "ActorConfigured" boolean attribute and then adding an configure actor section in your actor fix it?

create 4 attributes (boolean true/false)

ORBZ, are you using Constrain Attribute behavior to do a fade out? If so that may be the issue.

wasn't there before I don't think. When changing attributes like an actors size, if you press return you automatically go the next attribute so makes editing these a little quicker, I like it!

It doesn't support spaces though. If you want that you'll have to make a Text attribute that has the value of "Fish Remaining" and then do:

I'm getting on really well with GS since joining a few weeks ago but i can't seem to be able to add additional text to my game attribute "count the fish" in my actor i use display te

because when you constrain it to 10 the above old rule is still active...

I have several actors all the same in my scene with an integer "count the fish" and in every actor an attribute that is count fish+1 now when all fish are destroyed a level complete

@SDMG - I suspect that it was bad logic on my part. But in 0.7 I was able to stop my ship going off the screen using a constrain. Once the condition is met (x.cord=<10 or x.cord=>470) co