Pretty creative way to determine where the attribute is. I checked and it's only in the buyButton and the loader object as I had assumed.

Hi,

Thanks for that. I'll be putting in some time to try and make it work. I'm unsure of how to make a game attribute for the hero's y position. Sorry, I'm not very good at this yet.

Make a game attribute for the Hero's Y position. Inside the Hero, constrain this game attribute to the actual Y position.

You can save any value with a table or save attribute behavior.

When a behavior is exposed outside a rule it will execute as it has no rules to stop if from doing so. Plus attributes don't get saved in preview when exiting. Also be sure you have the load attribute

Yep, exactly the same. What's weird to me is that the attribute changes at all? It's not just not saving, but it's turning true despite no rules changing it.

Thanks, @The_Gamesalad_Guru . Interesting to see that "Save Attribute" is another possibility.

You can't modify the purchase table. You must use your own table or an attribute save.

If I were to use a "Rate App" actor in the game, where would I store the attribute that would hold the value "Rated"? Are you guys using a table for this? If so,

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Are you loading the attribute when the game starts?

For some odd reason, when I close my game and reopen it, one boolean attribute decidedly turns on despite there being no code to trigger it.

If you have very many potential problem areas like these and you don't want to put invisible colliders everywhere, then constrain small hit-boxes to the top and sides of the character to check for jum

Make two real attributes

a timer for every 20 seconds and put Change Attribute "spawn actor" to random(1,26). and a rule with If "spawn actor" = 1, spawn actor 1. So if it picks 1 then it

Like The_Gamesalad_Guru says, maybe try interpolating a single value, and constraining the actor's colours channels to that interpolating value . . . ? If the actors are interpolating the same colour

What if you interpolated the first color value to the second using a real attribute and constrain all those actor's color to that attribute. Have another attribute that turns on the constrain during t

You'll need to explain how you're reducing the production time and how you're determining the appropriate speed (for example, are you using an integer/constant for the speed or an attribute and if it'

First create a new self.attribute, NumberRange