not a key press. Its a keyword (or letter). You need to use the same keyword in both the save and load attribute behaviors for each saved data entry in the persistent database.

If you have a iceberg background image with a flat platform in front for the actors to stand on, you can constrain the background image (a separate actor) to match the position and rotational angle of

- pixel collisions

- make the platform moveable so it can tilt, but in the behaviors constrain the x and y position.

With this new attribute saving system the only thing it needs now is server interaction which would enable online high scores and maybe even online gameplay

Hi guys, perhaps someone can help me. I don't use the slick GS 0.62 / 0.70 built-in upload facility since my iPhone is registered on my IBM laptop and not on the Macbook that I use with GS. This force

It works perfectly for me. However, when I duplicate the rule for Left movement I change these attributes:

I don't know for sure, but I doubt using lots of game attributes will slow down the game at all. Each attribute is a small primitive variable, and they don't take up much memory. A boolean is a byte,

I've set up a High Score Attribute which works fine during the game but on restart the high score resets to zero.

So far I was unsuccessful (even tried inserting a return in a text attribute)

I would just create the attribute in actor itself. I try not to clutter my game.attributes.

you'll need to create a game attribute, you do this in your inspector pane. i.e. go into one of your scenes, you'll see the actors list, above that will say game and scene, make sure game is selected

Sorry. But Where do I add the attribute?

Change Attribute Rocks Left to Random (25-50)

double check that actor that you place in the scene that makes everything go black. There could be something wrong in your rules like an empty behavior, or a referenced attribute that no longer exists

game.Attribute..":"..game.Attribute

In the circle beachball like actor, change the Constrain Attribute behavior that is constraining self.Rotation to game.Angle2, to game.Angle.

not random. If was thinking of creating a actor attribute in each actor called randomtime and have a timer that changes randomtime every 10 seconds. Then instead of use random(min,max) I would just p

for this. I've tried creating another boolean attribute called "touchable" and setting it to false the instant the actor is pressed (using the touch is pressed command) and using

Can you assign one global attribute "Score" to 3 different high scores for the various levels and still be able to save 3 high score attributes correctly?