Game.Attribute.X

So i have one actor that spawns the other actors in every x seconds. But instead of a number I have an attribute in the box. That attributes number is set to 4 integer. When X time has passed that num

You'll need to adjust the attribute values to spawn the pipes in a different orientation but hopefully since you'll already be familiar with the software by then, you'll know how to do that.

@RThurman ah I see. I was confused because other actors were moving toward down the screen but they have a constrain behavior instead of a move behavior.

setting the attribute to zero at run time will switch to muilplayer and 1 for single player

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My guess after looking at your project file is that you're trying to constrain a "hit box" / collision mask actor to each red actor. If so, use the method in my Health Bar Demo: htt

I am not sure if anyone has tried making a multiple game yet with the controllers but there is a new game attribute called player type. It defaults to single player meaning all joysticks go through pl

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@Snoop1000 make it an integer attribute such as game.PlayerHealth .

Make sure and set the density in the actor attributes and NOT with a change attribute behavior. The change attribute behavior will have no effect on the initial setting.

Self attribute - actor1index

What I was hoping to do was give it a collision attribute and set the density extremely high so that the player's ship would have no affect on it when it collides with it, therefore it would be forced

It would basically be the same scenario I outlined above, but instead of coloring the actors they would be labeled with a number/letter. As far as I have tried, the display text attribute cannot be mo

So I have a game level attribute for my game speed set at -80. I have a constrain behavior in an actor on the scene that links to this. That actor is moving fine. However, when I use the move behavior

* Supports up to 8 Players via USB and Bluetooth with new Game Device attributes

Imagine you had an actor, that actor had a display text attribute which displayed a word/letter/number. Let's say a word in this case.

Player1Health can be a regular game attribute. Then you'd subtract or add as normal.

I was going to try having an actor called Projectile have a rule that basically says, "When Projectile collides with Player1, subtract 1 from attribute Player1Health." Then, &quo

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