I would suggest solution 1 and build a game where Towers aim at specific points/direction based on where you place them in a defined frequency or have a invisible actor below sending a game attribute

1.24.41 does not allow my flippers to detect collisions with the ball in my pinball game although Creator 1.24.42 does.

The touch X/Y and mouse X/Y will always correspond to the screen, with 0,0 being bottom left. The ball position X/Y will correspond to the X/Y position on the scene (not the screen). As such, you need

Or start with a few actors, getting them to move where you want, and then interacting with other actors (your towers). Don't worry about graphics, just start with moving, collisions, and the magnitude

But (just thought of this) what triggers the "count down" of the attribute? If you just have it counting down at a regular interval, you may end up having it count up and down at the

---------Change Attribute self.airCounter to self.airCounter + 1

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          Change Attribute self.airCounter to self.airCounter + 1

You could make a boolean attribute 'surfaced' which turns true when actor collides with the sky, and otherwise turns false. When 'surfaced' is true every x seconds the air counter is increased and whe

Hi, I have used the get.php file and followed the tutorial as well by FunLearningGames. Everything went well until the last part, in which he was testing the connectivity of the server. I had hit a -1

Debug it by displaying the touch count attribute on screen

This is actually pretty simple. Have the actor on the scrollable layer change a game attribute (I used a boolean) and then have an actor on the non-scrollable layer spawn an actor relative to itself

Probably easiest to have an "Every X Seconds" Timer. The change attribute on collision will only occur once, when it happens. Add the timer and change your air attribute every X seco

The attribute Callback/firstcontact that you get by contacting the server is initialized to 0. If the command succeeds, it will be set to 1, and if it fails, it will be set to -1.

Is there a way to set a display text everytime attribute "level" increases?

Since my HUD bar has a limit of x pixels I need to be a max size even if the players EXPNEEDED attribute is higher.

Assign the inventory spot a self attribute, self.spot#

So i'm using the accelerometer to control the actor moving left and right across the screen and trying to use constrain position to limit the movement from going offscreen.

Any ideas? I've tried timers and a boolean attribute that turns on/off with 2 touch.

I created an attribute(ActorAngle). When the game starts I save the actor angle(self.Rotation) to ActorAngle attribute.