Change Attribute game.score to game.score+1

Try making an attribute called 'LastRandom' and save the random number to it.

Please help me fix the problem that I have encountered or offer an alternative idea. So I have a timer that changes an attribute called PickPlayer randomly from 1 to 7 every 2 seconds to 3 seconds(ran

game.Attribute.." word"

If you want to use a game level attribute followed by a space and then a word, how would you do that? When I try typing a space it won't let me. I have the attribute with the word right next to it so

8 directional D-pad: make 8 images for each directions. You could make 5 images if you use flip horizontal. And then make 8 attributes to tell the actor face 8 directions.

Constrain a real attribute to your player's position, and on your obstacles make a rule when self.position is < game.playerposition then destroy actor.

There are two ways to use the value of an actor attribute in another actor:

Well I think it's a memory leak because if I turn off any of the rules in the scene. The spawning of notes will begin. The no and yes buttons toggle an accept/deny attribute which I forgot to mention

What I would like to do is make it so it won't go further than 15 degrees upward or downward. So I'd like to constrain the gun from ever going above 15 or below what would be -15, but there is no minu

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Constrain attribute game.camsize to game.screen.size.height*768/game.screen.size.width

Hi, I'm trying to put a rule into my game that adds 50 coins to a coin attribute every time the score hits the next thousand(1000, 2000, 3000 etc). Can anyone help?

Constrain Y to A * sin ( S ) +476

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Not sure I followed all that, I would just do it in a single constrain behaviour, have the amplitude grow using self.time and the angle accelerating, again using something like self.time, so for examp

constrain attribute speed to speed + 0.05

So I am constraining my Y position to the equation:

I have a game where the main target is an actor that is constrained in the Y axis to a Sine wave.

well, I kinda did it. I converted my soundfiles (again) to wav, then imported them in GS. I made an integer game attribute 'Sound On' and for every button I made a rule saying: