Create ACTOR Attribute called "Letter"

You can create a game attribute called "game.drop letters" and add rules in there which gets a little more complicated, and would require some learning, and definitely some help from

In you game attributes you want to make a new one call it, for intents and purposes, call it "Enemy count".

Change Attribute behavior. x <= x -1

I still dont really understand, how do I make it decrement the game attribute?

Create a game(global) attribute for total number of enemies. When you destroy an enemy, decrement the game attribute. Then have a rule that checks if that attribute == 0, then spawn actor your button.

How do you prevent this? I tried constrain to y axis, but that didn't work.

Wow I feel silly now, I had the move attribute tied into a rule so it was making it impossible to actually do the drop (Image)

It seems that once the attribute becomes true, its stays true forever, hence being only able to jump once. How can I change this?

I was quite confused as to how it all worked, so I think when I did get it working I ignored what I did to do so, haha. Not very helpful. I have a rule so that when my character collides with all the

I think a timer with "every 5 sec" condition, and a few boolean variables ex. "GoLeft, Go Right" will help you to loop an actor. I can't exactly understand what you

I made an Actor.Attribute called Mob Spawned. Each round I had a random attribute pick a number between 1-5 & store it in this attribute.

Create an actor attribute that you set to know when you are facing left or right. Then use that attribute when you look for the key to shoot and have different spawn behaviors depending on which way y

You would make it so that the actor can only move if the game attribute called Paused = 0 (off). Since it can't move if it's paused it won't fall or anything. It would be one of the rules for everythi

Have it say 'When attribute changes - self position y - is less than 20 (or whatever height the ground is at)

Made a Change Attribute actor, and in change attribute, I put game.Distance, and on the right side I put...

So I made 3 global variables TargetPos, ShotPos, and Distance. No I want to do a change attribute of game.Distance to TargetPos squared+ ShotPos squared, correct?

You'll need to set up some global attributes to contain the X/Y position of the target when it is struck. And another game attribute signifying that you have struck the target.

The problem is that I tried creating a boolean attribute Game.AnswerIsFalse, and tried to apply that to the other fruits as an incorrect answer, and it doesn't work

So far I've created 2 boolean attributes: