When (all) Event: Touch is pressed Expression: game.Mouse.Position.Y- self.Position.Y > 100 Change Attribute: self.yOffset To: self.Position.Y - game.Mouse.Position.Y Constrain Attr

...Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X = Touches.Touch 1.X

Rotating with interpolate is just like interpolating anything else. Set the attribute you want to interpolate, set the degree you want to rotate it to and set the amount of time you want the rotation

it's getting Destroyed instantly because of that Attribute equaling 1

@jamie_c one thing I notice is when I test the game on my PC I don't get this problem. But when I port the game over on my MAC I get this issue. Is there a way to solve this? I made an attribute calle

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Change Attribute: self.randomNumber = random(1, 5)

You want to make a new integer attribute, and change it to random(1,3), and then have your conditions using that.

Have an attribute called randomNumber and then set that with Change Attribute i.e.

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sorry, just checked, works beautifully. If you're okay with resetting the self attributes I would go with socks solutions.

about when each one is played to add to an attribute (so - for example - when a deep boom sound plays the bass.attribute goes up by 1 for 0.5 seconds) - these attributes are then used to drive a grap

Make a real game attribute ('X') set it to 1.

When [numeric expression] mod(attribute,5) = 0

Create a local attribute as an integer. Call it "timerInt" and set it to 0.

What's your timer attribute? Real?

player earns a point. I have tried making a real attribute and changing it to a smaller number every time the player scores a point, but nothing happens (the timer appears to remain the same). Am I m

@Phoenix256 make an integer self attribute , call it switch ,

I don't mind how the GS business gets structured as long as we start getting engine upgrades at a faster pace like Google Play services, custom fonts, (at least semi) custom poly collisions, and joint

Absolutely, a game attribute will do exactly what you need.