Rule: When touch Change Attribute: button To: not(button)Rule: When button is true Change Image Play MusicRule: When button is false Change Image Stop Music

Make an integer attribute called "game.onoff"

Maybe its the other part you are having an issue with? That is, how to do one thing when the boolean attribute is true, and do another when it is false? That goes something like this:

I would use attributes. I could see this being done with a few game attributes and some self attributes. You want to use a table for projects that contain a lot of data. For example, a list of all of

Try this rule for boolean attributes:

I'm trying to make a button that turns the music on and off and when its on turns into a different image than when its off. So I tried use change attribute to change the Boolean (Button) to true, and

Yes, the moment you release the button, the "tapped" attribute is flagged as false. You may want to try setting it to true with mouse down, and set it to false using a timer that tri

i have a timer that changes an attribute from true to false after 0.1 seconds its seems to work fine in the creator but not when I'm previewing on my phone. any ideas?

The most common mistake is have a table cell value looking for a row or column with the value 0 which was defined by an attribute. This happens when the logic fires too quick and the attribute wasn't

If you constrain something to something, that something is always keeping track of a change in that other something, so it may look choppy.

How are you keeping track of your WhichOne attribute?

Then I loop while (all) attribute game.tempInt <= 30

Attribute attack

I don't know why, but the wrap function seems to only detect collisions on one side of the screen at a time. I had this issue with my doodle jump style game, if a platform wrapped from the left side t

To make an object not clickable, change an actor boolean (e.g. self.locked) to true. In the When Touch is Pressed rule, add the condition When attribute self.locked is false.

If you use the "Constrain Attribute" method, when entering the formula of the constraint, you cannot simply type in the address (i.e. self.Position.X). You must make a selection usin

I have an actor spawning randomly (call this the obstacle), and moving across the scene. When the obstacle comes in contact with the hero, it should change an attribute. The obstacle is Y-wrapping suc

extra if in the else block saying that if this attribute is 0 decrease lives. But I had the same result.

So, when the if statement is true I want it to increase score attribute by 10, else I want the lives arrtibute to increase by 1. The thing is when I preview it, if the statement is true (comparing str

I had collisions of for testing