I'm trying to save coins instantly after they are purchased. I tried switching scenes and having that scene with a save attribute, but the scene blended with both of them and it didn't switch properly

this can only be possible if your hp is a game.attribute, and the attack activates a self.integer to register that it has collided with the target, and then subtract from the game.attribute. This beh

I was just forgetting the name of the attribute. Substitute "game.DisableAds" with "game.ItemPurchased".

Having everything on one scene is fairly easy, it just takes some getting use to. Pretty much a global attribute that changes and the camera follows.

Good morning GS,

Constrain it to . . .

@Armelline Thank you for your quick reply. Unfortunately I really don't understand why the extra attribute "game.DisableAds"? In your template wouldn't it be "When game.Item

_Like I said again, the above behaviours work fine (change attribute ) but changing scenes seems to be broken in my game at the moment. _

You can probably do it by triggering the spawn in another actor that's on the correct layer by using a game attribute that the second actor monitors.

I want to do it this way since I think it would be an extremely elegant solution to have the UI originating out of the main actor(player). Which is possible right now but the UI would be left behind a

I wonder if the game will stutter everytime a calculation is done if I use the "check x,y of both only during collision method", or perhaps it won't, since I hear tables are really l

If we use that method, I would have to at least make a game.attribute for each enemy as well, but the problem then becomes, how will the projectile from the player know who's hp it's subtracting from

If so, you'll use the IAP logic to change a game attribute (or table cell) from true to false/0 to 1 when the purchase is confirmed. e.g. "Change attribute game.Disable Ads to true"

I want them to appear only one copy when the new attribute is true @KevinCross

Sorry I had misspelled: how can I increase the number of actors on the stage of the game according to a Boolean attribute? @Socks @KevinCross

I'm making my first game and it's a little confusing. When I have this logic in my game, then do I have to put Show Banner behaviour in a rule and what kind of rule? For example When any attribute: bu

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My interpretation of your question is "How do I increase and actors attribute when a boolean attribute is true?"

I wanted to ask if anyone would be able to tell me one thing: how do I make sure that if a Boolean attribute becomes true then an actor specific increases in the number of game?

When attribute = 1