use the save attribute behaviour and in the loading screen, use the _load attribute _behaviour

The mod() function returns the remainder of a division problem. So that rule will trigger when game.score/200=0 with 0 remainder (e.g. 0, 200, 400, 600, etc.). If you don't want it to trigger when g

@deej011 Thankyou but its not working. I set an attribute named control to 200 and when game.score=game.control then my actor changes random position .

The way I would do that is create another attribute called control for example than set it to 200 and make a rule saying when score = control spawn actor and change control to control + 200

Attributes have to have some value and most attributes' default value is zero. So if you constrain an actor's position to x=0 y=0 it will be at the bottom left of the scene.

I have a actor centered in the scene, but when I preview it goes to the far bottom left. All I have added was constrain its position to touch.

That's simple enough, you can do it using the change attribute behaviour.

I have recently ran into a problem on an App game that I am developing. I have the Change scene attribute with Enable advertisements enabled. After the Chartboost Advertisement gets displayed it fails

Right... that's because self.Angle doesn't exist (unless you create it as a custom attribute). What you want is self.Rotation.

Make a new attribute and call it 'Angle'.

How would I get exactly what I see in the picture I posted into a change attribute box?

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Im trying to get something like this http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=vhw0o0&s=8#.VQC0wfnF-j8 but I cant find the angle attribute in the attribute menu.

I still don't get how, for example, I would set self.Angle to self.Rotation-180 in a change attribute thingy because I cant find self.Angle at all as an attribute in the change attribute box thingy(th

Each actor has a built-in attribute called self.Rotation that determines its angle in the scene. You can change this in several ways including Change Attribute, Constrain Attribute, and Interpolate.

I may sound very silly, but i'm trying to create a game that I plan to be similar to Geometry Dash and I cant figure out how to change the attribute self.Angle on my actor. This is the first time i've

...change attribute self.jump number to self.jump number+1

Constrain self.position.Y to . . . .

Constrain self.X to 170 *sin(self.time *300)+770

If you are changing a value by 1 every 1 second then you don't really need any additional attributes as game.time is already changing by 1 every 1 second, all you are doing is looking at one attribute