If you want each actor to contain that unique number, the actor has to grab and place that number somewhere. That is why you create a self integer attribute ( called NewValue in this example ) to hold

I've created a self attribute INDEX and tried changing the attribute to +1 for some reason its only displaying the default INDEX value of 0.

Yes, you just need to substitute the table attribute for the second table in one of the Change Attribute behaviors.

You would need to create that as a custom game attribute.

when I click change attribute set: I click game there is no health on my list of options

Use tableMergeValues to store all of the values from one column in a single text attribute. Do that for both tables and then compare the two text attributes. I'm not at my computer but if you need a

is released, it purchases, but if I change the attribute when they release, they can just cancel the purchase. How do I make it work so only when they purchase, the ads get taken away?

So I've tried with the Boolean attribute a bunch of different ways, but I think I must be setting it up wrong.

Having four different leaderboards can get confusing, i would suggest disabling the code for it and testing one at a time. If you are using the same attribute for posting to multiple boards, it may ju

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Make sure you are selecting both game.TB Red Dice and game.row from the Attribute browser and not just typing them in.

Then try making an attribute that changes when the collision happens, then have rule that plays the sound when the attribute changes.

Constrain the Y position to:

Please help how can i make a "attribute for speed of acceleration" base on how hard i swipe?

GameSalad games on Android are always more flimsy then their IOS counterpart. If you have an empty rule somewhere or a change attribute that's missing an argument, that might explain it. Also you migh

Actor Text - Constrains its X/Y to mouse position X/Y, Sets alpha to 0.

the question was simply about having 100 boolean attributes for each level in a game. You could rule out pretty much anything by placing unreasonable demands on the question, can I have 50 images in

Also if 100 attributes exist, I don't think it's in a state where they merely exist (they are probably being used by a rule, and that means they do factor into the rules usage).

How about if i add a self.attribute?

However 100 attributes would not cause a project to crash or be poor performing in most cases.