Is not more easy to limit this issue with ad new attribute directly from the Creator like "Player1 Keymap" or "purchase Table" i mean You can create a new attribute

Does not matter if I induce a success or fail callback, the callback attribute value is always 0. I know the code is working as I am seeing my test file being written to with the data I have in the t

Hi @headhunterzsuck depending of your code, another way to do the the reset of spawn attribute without a timer is do the reset in the spawned object.

[Make an attribute of type real called game.timeStart]

* make sure that your AppFormative APPID is correct in both the table and the global attribute

Change game.spawnAttribute to random(1,10)

* Every 0.3 seconds, it would pick a random number in the spawn attribute (1 to 10)

Timer [after] [.5] seconds Timer [after] [(self.what card am i)*.25] seconds Change Attribute [self.flip] to [true] Timer [after] [.2] seconds Change Attribute [(self.flip)] to [false]

I suppose that if you know the boundaries, you can skip checking for collisions with actors. Instead you could just test for the actor's x,y position.

          Change attribute game.speed to game.speed+50

• Create a self integer attribute: self.velocityY

Use a timer to determine when 10 seconds have passed. Make sure that your speed value is an attribute rather than a constant. Within the timer behavior, change the speed attribute to 200.

and I also have a game attribute for timer that is an integer and is set at 10

* I added a "number of cards" attribute to the actor in each scene and changed to 16, 24 & 36 accordingly.

if (boolean) attribute: mathProblem = true,

and the second level is reached there is an attribute which is automatically triggered and the start button does not appear as the game thinks the button has already been pressed. However when I prev

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Okay, i tried my best to follow your codes however now the collisions and score isn't working. Im not sure what im doing wrong. I have reattached the file for you to look at. I I really appreciate y

within each number actor, you will probably need a self.attribute (call it 'value') that aligns with the number the actor represents (ie. number 1 will have an integer attribute within itself set with

rule in the '5' actor. no need for an extra attribute to recognise it.