hey armelline thanks for your help, do you know what I should put on the callback attribute? I think on start index should be -1 and 1 on end index but still confused what to put on callback, right no

if you really want to, as you can save a local attribute when they make a purchase, and any attempt to restore purchases will pull the purchase info. But keep in mind that a player can delete your ga

when touch is presssed, and touch is released on the same time, of course it don't make sense, still I need a rule that actor needs to be touch and then when is released to activate attribute.

If you're retriggering the Play Music every scene, that would definitely restart the track each time. It would depend on exactly how you have things set up, but I'd probably set an attribute called &a

Iam doing a escape game , basically it has 8 scenes, main track needs to play on all of them without reset, but only when i enter this special room i need to pause music, play a new song for 30 secon

I've noticed when my laptop reaches 20% battery or less, my HTML5 apps start lagging and collisions and timers begin to act off. I use Web2Exe to turn my HTML5 apps into EXEs, so I was wondering if th

pending, unpurchased, purchased, i set a global attribute "iap ?"

So then your logic becomes: constrain actors to InventoryDisplay table and have them display stats based on their ID.

The last bit is to make a rule and a game attribute that destroys / clears all of the inventory actors.

* Actor attribute: DisplayIndex

Thanks but I got it working just fine. The linearvelocity.X attribute goes negative in the actor's intended function because it goes back and forth. I put a timer on the 0 value detection so if it goe

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Better collisions helps, but I just ended up making an unstucking band aid piece of code that detects when the linearvelocity.X attribute goes to 0, then it gives it a velocity behavior bump

3) try turning on better collisions (it's more processor intensive, but avoid issues where the items pass through one another).

Okay, I figured it out. First off you need to set the game Multiplayer Type attribute to Multiplayer (this was to handle the case where a game was only meant to be single controller and would save on

@adent42 Thank you for taking the time to reply to my post. The Random Seed attribute was at 0, and changing it to -1 fixed the issue! Thanks so much!

Look at the value of the Game attribute "Random Seed" for both of those projects. -1 means that we handle the work of making everything as random as possible. Any number other than -

* You can change the sequence by setting the randomSeed attribute.

I'm encountering an issue with the Random function when using the Change Attribute behavior to set a real number. Instead of producing a random result, it always lands on the same number. For example,

I have issues with changing attributes on iOS..