Are you loading the saved attribute when you start the game?

Hmmm ok...maybe place a timer and imbed the rules of the bullets...use the "for" attribute. Give the bullet some time to move across the screen before you destroy it...should it not

But when i do the same with my other game with non-consumables it seems not to work, i mean, when i Save Attribute after the characters are unlocked, i quit the game, open it again and i would have to

You need to save the game.Lives attribute every time it changes. So when a player loses a life, you need to save the attribute.

But there is this one last thing i think is not working, it is that when i purchase lives, if i go out of the game and re-open it, they disappear. So i thought about adding a Save Attribute behaviour

-change attribute self.color red to 1.

To accomplish something such as the above mentioned quote by @anatomyofdreams you would have to create an attribute to always keep track of the speed, angle, direction, etc. (ex. Every .01 seconds: ch

How? Are you using Save and Load Attribute behaviors? Are you using Tables with Save Table behaviors?

I set on an attribute to be equal to my portal's rotation

First, if it is a non consumable, the attribute does not change! For example, a character that should become available does not, the same happens with the consumables, i can purchase them, but they (c

@UIC_BamBam Set up some bolleans based on which direction your shooting...then add a rule that uses a move attribute when Boolean is true.

In the game I'm creating, the player can shoot bullets in 4 directions (I did this by just doing an attribute that is set to true for each direction on the virtual dpad, and then defining the speed an

The only other discrepancy I can seem to find is on the Game attributes tab, theres a "playerType" attribute, its an enumeration, and it has a blank dropdown menu, and under the blan

* No need to wrap it inside an every 0 seconds timer. Display Text behaviors constrain (constantly update) their expressions.

I wouldn't use a table for this. A single text attribute should do the trick.

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Hello, I was just wondering how to toggle a Boolean variable in a table cell in game. Would I use a change table value behavior? If so how do I make it toggle true and false when I continuously press…

runners or platformers, of course) based on some attribute like game.level.

* I originally did think of using the tablecellvalue() expression. However I didnt know what to place in "row". I see you made an actor attribute. What exactly does that do?

You would use the Loop over Table behavior and place a Spawn Actor behavior inside of the loop and then use the loop counter attribute in the tableCellValue() expressions for the x and y positions in