I got the health attribute to work, my problems are this, and I don't know if this is a bug or not...:

change attribute: game.Invincible to 0

Yeah, if you have only 12 ships on the first level, the way to track that is by creating a global game attribute called "ships destroyed" and make it integer

You should also create a global game attribute (integer) and call it "score" (or you could create one called "enemyshipsdestroyed" see below)

Also, I put in change attribute: Self.linearvelocityY to 0 (when she pounces on enemies, her linear velocity Y goes up, and she moves upwards)

Make an attribute that's an integer. Call it 'Sound' or something.

Copy and pasting the expression should not work because the attributes must be individually selected from the Attribute Browser/Expression Editor.

So I have soo many attributes for my main character, and the last one I want to add, game.health is interfering with other rules and attributes, so I will do my best to explain (Image)

place the "control attribute" behavior in the actor.

Well you just need the one game parameter as a temporary storage of the data passed to the spawned actor, as the spawned actor copies that value and keeps it in its own attribute so it knows what to d

Make a game attribute called parameter.

And a side question, is there some way to make an attribute store a list of values/attributes?

How will that actor know that task? Well, I would use an attribute.

There is a gravity attribute in the scene attributes, but if you want to give it acceleration based the way you tilt, just check the values of the device attributes and give the appropriate Accelerate

You will need to set up game attributes that can be seen by all actors. Attributes can not be accessed by literally typing in "self.Color.Alpha". They are accessed by the Attribute B

I must be missing something very simple to do. In the rule for Actor 1 , when it gets a mouseover event, how do I change an attribute of Actor 2? (I'm looking to change the Alpha from 0 to 1 for Act

Yes, I got it to crash just now by creating a new project (default template). Added a text attribute to the game called 'txtTesting'. Added an actor with a behavior of display text and set the formu

2. How about if I want to show plain text PLUS an attribute? Like this:

EDIT: Was it something to the effect of setting an attribute and passing the spawing job to a hidden actor on the scrollable layer?

I created a game attribute of type text.