If you want to count down from 100 (or another number), create a real attribute called game.customTimer and set its value to 100. In a Timer set to every 0.1 seconds, change game.customTimer to game.

@Socks Right, Makes sense. Wasn't too sure about the animation, but I found away, like you did with constrain image, to have more control over the animation, then actually using the "Animatio

Next, lest open the invisible actor that is placed in the scene that will correspond to barrel 1. Unlock it then what you will need to do is use 2 constrain attributes. (One for x and one for Y) In th

I said to constrain to both only for the fact in case he were to have them at some point go horizontal and not just vertical. Just covering all bases! (Image)

That's only because he's been told he needs to constrain the collision actor to the barrels' X and Y, it's not really him asking for X and Y, he's just following the instructions given in this thread.

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You need to make two game attributes (real). BarrelX and BarrelY.

The 'right' box (when clicked) displays the default attribute value of the Game Attribute called 'Login'.

Hello KillerPenguinStudios how can i Constrain x and y to the barrel?

I mentioned constrain because in his post he said;

Note: If the object (barrel?) is not going to more anywhere, you don't have to constrain the invisible actor to it.

this is fairly simple to do. Just create an actor that the hero will collide with. Place in the scene where your yes bar is at. Constrain it's x and y to the barrels x and y (depending on where you wa

@ryast a loop or a constrain will work you don't need both, I only used loop because I had already built my game using change attributes so I put them in a loop.

* Fixed an issue with Change Scene behaviors failing to respond if preceded by a Change Scene behavior that uses the same gamepad button or analog direction to change the scene. Due to this fix, it is

constrain game.sound to 1-magnitude(actorX-characterX,actorY,characterY)/500

By "collapse" I assume you mean "collide." The rule would be If actor overlaps or collides with [other actor name] then change attribute game.score to game.score+1

I'm not sure how it is structured in the template, but if you could create an attribute called lives.

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If touch is released and integer = 4 change integer.attribute to 0

IF touch is released AND integer < 3 AND integer.attribute =/= 3 THEN change integer.attribute to integer.attribute+1