You could have a boolean attribute, say helpPressed and when the help button is pressed, change the boolean to true, when you exit the help screen change it back to false. Put a condition into the ot

I am having an issue using the saving and loading attribute behaviors. I have a functioning highscore system, where it will save your highest value (a variable) to another variable. I then load the hi

when i try to change the bounciness attribute of an actor on the fly.

What attribute are you using to hold your high score? If you don't have one create it and set up your high score system. Then use that attribute Instead of your score attribute in a separate actor to

But there is no highscore attribute to begin with

Do the exact same steps as before, except this type put in the game.highscore attribute instead of the game.score attribute in the expression.

Thanks for the suggestion tintran! The problem with the mouse constraint method is that I have collidable landscapes in the middle of levels as well, and the same glitching issue occurs when the ball

@Slayre77 That's pretty easy. All you have to do is create a spawner and an attribute (integer) called Speed set to 10 seconds. Then (in the spawner) do this:

great tips.. Number 7 doesn't work for me when i delete the attribute it just deletes it and i don't get a warning window to cancel.

You can put a rule inside a loop. Plus when you posted your code look, you didn't put the conditions. conditions are when touch is pressed, if attribute X = 120 et.. you posted the behaviors inside th

score will be. Is that ok? I only have a score attribute (game.score). I've adapted the Buzzy Bee tutorial that Jamie Cross made.

If you are using the same images then just create another actor and with the same rules but instead of using game.score, use game.highscore or whatever other attribute you are using.

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instead of .png and make sure to change the attribute in the expression.

Makes complete sense, however I created an attribute that will toggle StartGame true/false. I nested my loop into a rule that If that attribute is true to start the loop. Then created a button that c

It does not get overridden on an update if it is saved in an attribute or a table.

I have a self attribute on a Spawn Image actor called IndexSpawnImage as index type. Also tried with a timer instead of a loop, with a rule that changes my index attribute to +1, but that only spawns

Early on, my struggles came down to things like not realizing I couldn't type in a variable name (that I had to select it from the dropdown thingy) and not knowing the 'translations' of basic systems

thank you guys i actually use both of your technique i change gravity on the scene to 0 then i use constrain attribute to change the linear velocity to -100 so far so good. i appriciate both your help

Constrain actor's linear velocity y to 0.