Create a game attribute called playerX.

Set an attribute that signifies when you are jumping. In your rules that check if you are pressing the keys that enable you to run the behaviors that move you left and right, add the condition to che

The Restitution attribute sets how much it or the actor which hits it bounces. Also in the Physics attributes of an actor.

You have to set the ground actors Fixed Rotation, attribute to true. (it's in Physics)

sorry, i've answered it myself using change scene with randomly selected attribute

Let's set the score attribute.

Use the bounce behavior. In the actor for the cars, set their collision group attribute to 2. In the bounce behavior added to those actors, to collide with the other collision group with which you wan

- Change Attribute. StartingX = Mouse.Position.X

Use the Timer Attribute with a game controller (a game controller is just an invisible actor you place somewhere in your scene. Make sure the collision and movement is set to off on this actor).

No one likes to be constrain by 'invisible' walls. If anything you would make them with 'visible' walls. With the grass option, I remember we spoke about that once, you would have to make the grass as

Create a boolean attribute, 'standing', to signify if it is walking or standing.

I think there's another way of doing it, and it's to create 3 attributes, (codemonkey helped me with this)

Constrain - I know no better way.

Also, to constrain my actor on the ground, I just placed a simple constrain attribute, self position y to 16 b/c I don't want the player to move up or down or float off the ground (position y=16) is w

Attribute game.score < (less than) 5000

On your health item, create rule so game attribute changes health < 3 (less than 3) then change game.health to game.health + 1

This is a great and ingenius equation Codemonkey! It should be placed in the Wiki for others to use since this is a commonly used attribute in basic games

So how do I now up the speed of the birds once the score reaches 2000, and WHERE do I place that attribute? In other words, what behavior will I be placing that in?

The Move attribute for my enemy is not in a rule... it is as follows:

You're not typing in "game.score" as text, correct? It should be that game attribute.