You can change the index value that points to a specific table row. So for example in a tableCellValue(tableName,row,col) lookup, varying the value of "row" by using an attribute ca

Hi tatiang, yes i should of posted the screenshots, i have posted them now. I have put the load attributes in the first scene(home scene).

and if it's not equal, I set the game attribute game.reward to true, otherwise it's false. Then I change scenes and show a message based on the reward boolean with a button to go back to the beginnin

Please realize that we can't see what you're seeing so we have no way of recommending any solutions at this point. If you post a screenshot of your Save Attribute and Load Attribute behaviors, that w

Sometimes when I change expressions the attributes will get changed into text and mess everything up. If it is recognized as an attribute there should be a blue outline around game.time if not it will

IT WORKS!!!!! > @KevinCross said:

I want to make a actor always be moving towards touch but I don't want to use a constrain attribute. When I make the actor move to the touch position, after it reaches it stops and doesn't move.

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I just purchased pro again publish a few games I have created.. i am going to use the "Show More Games" attribute. But it says it will show PlayHavens games. How do I make it so it s

This is only partly true. In most cases it'll be so, but you can use a change attribute to move an actor to further than -500 and it'll not be destroyed. Moving to that point is a problem, but you can

I don't think you can play a random sound on a single line like you can show a random image so try it with a Change Attribute and a Rule i.e.

Just a suggestion for making your project file easier to edit: set all actors' self.Color.Alpha (Opacity) to 1 (100%). Then, for any actors you want to hide, add a behavior outside of any rules at th

"Game timer" attribute set to real - although I have tried setting to integer, and interestingly interpolate still seems to treat it as a real number (as shown in a display text fiel

Is the game timer attribute an integer attribute ?

For purposes of this test, only 1 response has been enabled (usually it would be pick from three or four possible answers). The timer attribute is a game-wide attribute called "Game timer&

Constrain self position X to 100 *cos(44 *sin( game.Time *100)+45)+840

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@Dell Agarpo Rename all your background imags to bg1, bg2, bg3 etc. Put a change attribute: self.Image = "bg"..random(1,3) that should do the trick:)

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