To help you get past this, you have to change all your table references into global attributes. You simply can't update tables like this or your game will crash. To clarify, you can't update a TableCe

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I added a new attribute and named it countdown duration, I hope this works

I Misunderstood the issue at hand. I thought he was modifying a table value straight from a change attribute. I didn't understand there was a bug related to adding or subtracting from a table value in

behavior). And while routing it through a self attribute is the work around it's not "proper" or "logic 101" when you have to add more behaviors to do something.

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ok I see but if the GS timer would have recognized that we had changed the attribute that is in use for the timer then there would be no need for destroy and respawn in this situation.

When score is above or equal to 10 then change attribute SpawnTimer to 0.8

existed at the time), I am just setting a 'Game Attribute' called Score and having an actor display. iv just tested it again to be sure and it does Save the value it has been set to.

The proper way to change a table value is to use the change table value behavior not using a change attribute. If I'm going to modify a value defined in a table I always route it through a game level

They wanted to know how to save a score. What you said about game attributes being saved in your first post was wrong. Attributes are not saved unless you use the save and load behavior. If a new com

@The_Gamesalad_Guru tables are the best if you want to use a high score board (multiple entry's) but that wasn't the question, if you just want one score then i find a game attribute is a quicker app

You can save attribute data in two ways, one is via the save behaviors and also using a table. Most of us use tables. But if you only want to save the one top highscore you can use the save behavior.

create a game attribute called high_score, Game attributes are saved on exit of scene and game so will always show what you last set it to (you will only see that on device as the viewer acts like a f

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create a game level Attribute and set that to your score these are saved so if the game is closed and re-launched the score will be kept

I thought about using game attributes but it'll run into concurrent issue where let's say my piece is one half and it's about to break into quarters, but if i already got a quarter that's colliding wi

     Change attribute game.cardNum (integer) to random(1,tableRowCount(tableName))

I am building a tower defense game, I have the enemies constrain their position to a table(column1-x, column2-y)

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