Are you asking how to spawn to a different layer? If so, that's not possible. However, you can simulate it by having the "spawner" actor change the value of a game attribute and th

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@Lovejoy I did as you said, but it is still starting as purchased. It has to be, otherwise my no ads attribute wouldn't be true...

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This is a pic of the coding, I made a new no ads attribute just to know for sure if there wasn't something else changing it to true. I think for sure that its instantly changing to purchased because w

The attribute should not switch for no reason, there is either a problem with your code or you are using the old deprecated behaviors.

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that was actually my original idea but the target actor is programmed to respawn another when killed, so if I constrain another actor to it, i'll have to respawn that also at the exact same time and s

The most straightforward way would be to constrain a smaller actor to the main actor, and use this as the target area.

In your screenshot, you are constraining self.Position.X to self.Position.Y. This means that the X position of the actor will always equal the Y position. So if you place the actor at X=100, Y=250 a

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@gingagaming That's what I was thinking too, so I made a new attribute for no ads and started the process over. It still switches to try instantly.

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Can i load all attributes at same time from the First startup scene?

Sounds like you have made a mistake somewhere with your "NoAds" attribute. A simple "display text" behaviour on the start up screen will show if the item is showing

Each key stores a single value/attribute and can be used to load that value later. To save and load multiple attributes, consider using a table.

When saving a attribute i have to save the attribute as a key. Does this key has to be uniqie from all other saved attributes, or can i save 2 different attributes in the same key?

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Use a Timer. So if, for example, you were interpolating self.size.width from 50 to 100 over 2 seconds (25 pixels per second), you could do Timer Every 0.1 seconds change attribute self.size.width to

I see, you want the image on the button to change, that makes sense, it's probably best just to use plain English for these sorts of things, wanting something to enter an 'up state' could mean just ab