Game Attributes are global across scenes.

- I have a boolean game attribute called "Battle On"

Instead of the 'Display Text' behavior that says "I'm on target" you can replace it with a 'Timer' behavior that increments a global attribute.

Using that method plus some global attributes that keep track if there is a piece there or not, you may be able to solve your issue.

I have it so that when the move button is pressed, the attribute self.Position.(X/Y) changes by 40 so that it occupies the adjacent space. To avoid two pieces occupying the same space, I made it so th

thanks, i had both actors on the same collision group, and the rotation was down to the "angular velocity" attribute!

Add a condition in your card flipping rule to check if self.size.width attribute changes and is less than 100.

Hmm, so how do I ensure the card grows back to a certain size, let's say 100x150 pixels? Is there a way to constrain that?

Without looking at your game scene and actor attribute settings I can only make a guess.

I've tried using a combination of a Time with a Change Size (-4) for 0.5 seconds constraining the height to 100 pixels. (With a mouse click to trigger it.) So, this part works fine. The image shrinks

Unfortunately collisions are currently box shaped so the transparent part of the image will still collide. If you can, crop off as much of your image that you don't need and resize your actor to fit i

I have a sprite with a green background behind it, usually in other programs, there is a function where this gets removed, it looks kind of ugly and messes up collisions.

Try the Change Attribute behavior on the actor's Motion->Linear Velocity->X/Y and setting it to 0 for each one as you begin turning.

In the physics attribute of an object, you can set a collision group and a bool for collidable.

How you could do this is to have a new custom attribute called My Volume, and when a key is pressed, change it to be MyVolume + 1 or MyVolume-1, and play the corresponding sound file. I know it's les