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create a boolean attribute... call it whatever you want... for arguments sake we'll call it ButtonToggle

I need to know how to make it so when I touch an actor, it changes an attribute from 0 to 1 or from 1 to 0

I'm confused. When I change the attribute on touch, what do I set it to to toggle between 1 and 0?

Make an integer attribute 'A'

I was also wondering if anyone new how to make a button to toggle an attribute between two variables? I need to know this for doors and lights because I don't want extra buttons just 1 toggler for eac

Yes you need to make it a real attribute.

Is your callback attribute an integer?

I used some parts of @Armelline 's template and tutorial to integrate in app purchases into my app. When adhoc-ing in Sandbox, the value of my callback attribute never drops to -1, even when I disable

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I cant get to input the change attribute: scene.camera.size.height

I know this is supposed to be really simple but I'm having difficulties saving 3 boolean attributes into a table and then loaded when the game is opened.

Btw, I am using "Collisions With Tables" from deepblueapps as a source to spawn all actors for a scene.

rules, they're just simple "if attribute equals number then change attribute" type of rules. I know it's them because when I turn them off the other rules and behaviors in the actor

to do so? What happens when you use Change Attribute outside of any rules to do so?

You could constrain a sine wave to oscillate between 0.28 and 0.35.

Rule: If supposed_to_flash = true constrain self.Color.Alpha = baseAlphaColor + variation * sin( game.Time * SpeedInterval )Else self.Color.Alpha = 1 or 0

Rule: When attribute precision( self.Color.Alpha , 2 ) = 0.28

Only time I have noticed interpolate going wonky is if the interpolated attribute is an integer. The interpolate behavior always treats the attribute as a real. Then, depending on how the use the attr

I'd use a self.attribute to change from paused to moving. For example a boolean called 'wait' which starts off ticked for true. Create a timer which after 1 second changes self.wait to false and put t