change attribute game.PlayMusic :to: not(game.PlayMusic)

You could simplify this somewhat, lose a few rules and attributes by just changing the music level directly.

Make a global Index attribute, called Music On/Off

that is what I currently do for the main character but isn't very doable for me with enemies. One that is a ton of constraints. Also I have multiple of the same enemy on screen and many of the enemies

@RossmanBrothersGames you can do it don't use collisions,

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Really all I need is the ability to make rectangles smaller than the actor, so I can do enemy collisions the way they should be. (Image)

Change attribute: game.TotalMoney to game.TotalMoney + tableCellValue(game.ProductsTable, self.RandomRow, 2)

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For those wanting to get a head start on creating collision shapes for their actors, here's a link to the preliminary doc for custom collisions: link. Note that this is still somewhat a work in progre

add the price of the item to the players money attribute. Is there a tutorial or an already answered question about this kind of thing? Tried to look but couldn't find one, I might have missed it. Th

Use a constrain attribute:

I did some digging and I couldn't find anything on this. I'm trying to open the color picker from the attribute list on of my actors, but it opens up a more basic color selector. Attaching a screens

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For the first jump you can use a change attribute...self.motion linear to 600.

constrain self.Position.Y to self.player_y

I noticed on that page they mention 'joints' as well. I wonder is that actual joints or something just related to collisions?

your main actor "the player" must constrain a world attribute its self Y position.

I can live with Creator being a bit slow for polygonal collisions!