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

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A new version is attached. This time I'm keeping track of the players Y position in an Attribute and using that Attribute in the spawners to spawn the clouds always 150 - 250 pixels above the player.

One simple way is when your bird is moving up, set an attribute like game.movingup to true.

is given a value. In the spawned actor, Change Attribute self.myNum to game.randomNum (this should be outside of any rules and at the top of the actor's rule list).

Make an integer attribute called "randomizer"

That should work. Or you could make an integer attribute so when level = 1 it should only allow level 1 rules.

I was thinking of making a boolean game lvl attribute for each mode, starting at false. Then having a change attribute to true for the attributes when the user selects a mode. Am I heading down the ri

system (irrelevant to this question), in an attribute called self.num, so like 1, 2, 3, all the up to 10 and beyond. Up till now ive been going into each actor and setting what each attributes value

Constrain an invisible detector across the X axis to a specific amount of pixels below your main character.

To do that, start off with just your one actor. Give it a self attribute like self.whichcloud or something.

You can divide your viewable camera locations into regions so that when the camera goes into the second one, you can let the game know (maybe set an attribute like game.whichcamera to 2) to adjust you

-Constrain self.position X to game.mouse position X

Also you can dump the timer and simply place the Shake on Y axis constrain in a rule that says . . 'When self.Shake Distance' > 0

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@Summarion I Have 4 Actors Up/Right/Down/Left, When pressed and when Direction = 0 change a game attribute called Direction to 1,2,3,4. In Char1 If Direction = 1,2,3 or 4, move Up/Right/Down/Left usin

Or you can create your expression in an attribute prior to the rule . . . .

Spawned actors take on their prototype actors' attribute values. So check the prototype to see what the bounciness attribute is set to.