Specific questions: for the adventure game, is it better to use "move" or "linear velocity" attributes? Right now I'm using move and he doesn't stop when I lift arr

set attribute dead to true

in the tutorial in this youtube video on 3:00 the guy talked about changing the attribute of

Make a game attribute (boolean).

Change Attribute game.camSize to: game.Screen.Size.width*768/game.Scene.Size.Height

of the state of the purchase table, call back attribute and whatever attribute you're changing upon successful purchase, before, during and after a purchase attempt. You'll be much more likely to get

I installed this update, I am still having problems with crashing. I try to set a game attribute in the attribute editor window and the gamesalad closes. This happens on all attributes.

If you build an expression where you identify the row or column using an attribute, that can have a value of zero, will cause crashes and other crazy things when the code gets to that function. This h

So if I set the game to be landscape but I want one scene to be portrait I just check the portrait boolean in the autorotate attribute and change the dimensions to portrait?

my only thought is that by using time attribute it can be changed to another number and you wouldn't have to write another hardcoded expression.

When I see it set up normally, there's an attribute that says something like time.attribute=0.05. Then the rule is set up like as a rule that looks at attributes:

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there are often some rare events where some attribute is not set right, causing the illegal referencing of a row or column.

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checked against using a mediator attribute ... no leak.

I did everything the video did except i dont have a RNG for the score. Mine is just +1. The logic for the score is i have a spawner and if an attribute (gamestart) is true then every 5 seconds spawn a

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I'd probably just use a game attribute.

Assuming that game.Paused/Unpuased is an integer that starts with the value 0, your rule will toggle between 1 and 0 each time the actor is clicked. The rest of how you're using that attribute value

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