The left side attribute will hold the index of the row that the value was found in, 0 if no match was found.

You can place it in a display text if you just want to see in what row/col is at, or even a change attribute if you want to store the value somewhere.

So in my example, I'm searching a table "TB_codes" for a key number which i have tied to an attribute since its ever changing "game.lock code" i am searching for th

24 hour clock, so if that attribute returns 17 that means 5pm, if it returns 5 that means 5am.

I'm also not sure what that means either, but as @tatiang say you cannot constrain an attribute to (-1;1).

Every actor has an attribute which is saved in a table according to its position.

Constrain means - on every draw cycle change this attribute to A.

There is a game attribute, game.Clock.Hour that lets you see what hour it is. This lets you decide if you want to use scenery x or scenery y. Attaches is a demo that shows a blue background between 6a

I don't know how you can constrain an attribute to one of two values. In fact, you can't. Constrain means "keep an attribute at a constant value."

constrain attribute x to random(-1;1)

[If X is equal to zero] and [Y is equal to zero] is equal to or larger than [constrain x ( random)] and [constrain x ( random)]

If x= 0 and Y=0 => constrain x(random) and constrain y(random). Isn't the syntax right?

choose a random row using Change Attribute game.row to random(1,tableRowCount(tableName))

I am trying to get attribute x and y both different from 0, and certain value depending on their location.

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Sounds like a simple "game level Boolean" called something like "game over" should be used....when game over is false use your scoring attribute score +1 and do an

Here is how I would do it. Create a self attribute in the actor or actors call it lockout.

Inside the rule, I said if parameter 1 =>assign a letter And change attribute boolean letter assigned/

Yes just create a self attribute and use it as a lockout.

If x= 0 => change attribute to true,