So, for my game, to add a retry level function and detect which level it has to change to when pressing the retry level button on my game over scene I make an attribute for example called Level4Retry.

--Change Attribute self.Position.X then give it the X position of Actor 2, manually or via game attributes.

I believe the platformer template has some boolean attribute in there too, like selfontheground but double check that

I don't think you can currently control the camera sizing. You might try creating a rule on every single actor that checks for a "zoom" attribute equaling true and if so then scale l

Using attributes is the easiest way in my opinion, just like tshirtbooth said above. You'll have an attribute that gets a random number when you pick the actor off the pile. When that actor hits the p

When you drag or throw that object, change an attribute you create to 1 (or something like that).

Use game attributes. Say when the invisible actor gets hit, it does a Change Attribute on game.IAmHit to make it 'true'.(How to make an attribute in the basic how to's)

Hmm, nope doesn't work. At least the alpha isn't changing on the fading actor, wether the colliding thing works as well I can't tell. Tried adding change attribute, self.alpha but im not doing somethi

one solution would be to create an attribute called collidable. On your object, create a timer:

Okay...How do I add a Boolean attribute? If I type it in it wont work? What's the secret? Thanks!

Okay, I have animation cycles moving left and right using the arrow keys. I even have a hit cycle with the space bar. Problem is the animations always end pointing left. I want it to end pointing righ

Thanks for your reply - So in the reticule actor it currently has 4 constrain attributes - game.reticuleX/Y and self.positionX/Y. So I am to add 2 more constraints with offsetX/Y as the tutorial sugge

2. Index attribute is currently not used.

-What is the index attribute used for?

So it seems there isn't a access to the Gravity attribute when editing an actor (correct me if Im wrong).

As for using one actor(button) to have another actor do something else, make a game attribute that the moving actor sees is true (like a Boolean attribute that when button is pressed, Change game attr

(text attribute) self.Text = "Player 1: "

the two dots .. are what you need between the double quotes and your attribute.

'Attribute' 'game.Touches.Touch 1.X '>' 'self.Position.X'

'Attribute' 'game.Touches.Touch 1.Y' '>' 'self.Posotion.Y'