Quick question. If I have score attribute. And I want it to change to 1 if score is = to either 0,4,8,12 etc,

you're probably missing that constrain in the else if you just want an attack to spin and not worry about water.

I have encountered an issue with the angle attribute for the attack actor. I'm aware that it was a new added attribute, but for some reason when I make an angle attribute for the attack actor it doesn

@taylorH1 you don't need tables at all. I use them because it helps me keep track of my game and seems to help with performance however it makes things very hard to read. Anyways no basically you put

@Armelline

What I was saying was don't use 5 digits per score (for 00,000), that along with a change from Constrain Attribute to Change Attribute dramatically lessens the strain on the processor, much less (of c

@TaylorH1 also if this wasn't understood set the damage attribute to a greater number when [game.HitCount > 3]

Since when you click Back in the Creator, nothing has actually happened yet - no table data has changed, nothing should have triggered your "bought" attribute - this implies it's an

constraint attribute

From what I remember the display text behaviour is behaving like a constrain with similar performance hits.

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So naming the self attribute the same thing across the entire game in all the "next level" buttons will not have any negative affect whatsoever?

A self attribute would mean having to code every single "next level" actor in the "sub game". Doesn't a game attribute just make that a whole lot easier?

The only reason not to use a game attribute is becuase game attributes are always scanned and add to your code as where a self is only part of the code scan when the actor is on a scene.

I'm also confused about where I should place the "request purchase data" behavior, and the callback attribute (I made it a game attribute, not a self attribute).

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hair out. What good are custom fonts/custom collisions if your game crashes? At least custom fonts/custom collisions have workarounds even if a bit tedious (Image)

make your 5 into an attribute call it random_x (for example)

I've built countless extensive complex games with tons of code. If one know how to build truly efficent and intergrated code a bunch of constraints aren't an issue at all. In fact i've never had a pro