I would create a game integer attribute and call it something like; "Which_Character_Am_I"

Now I've tried creating a sound character and put that on the screen, used the attribute when touch is pressed to play sound. Nothing happens. Is there something I can trouble shoot. I'm assuming t

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If I click on it and drag it onto my character or button it says to play sound attribute. I click on the audio and loop with a volume of 1. Still it doesn't play. I tried play music but the drop do

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So . . . if the rule won't let you enter (for example) 50+cheese+the moon/200 . . . then you just make an attribute (let's call it 'X') and change it to or constrain it to 50+cheese+the moon/200 - the

It doesn't allow me to add %90 after self.rotation. I selected the 'Attribute' function?

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Another option I have tried is to have auto login at startup of game...(scene 1)...then if you happen to have a save attribute and load on the game level scene (scene 2) as an auto post...even if you

@Socks Hey! Theres a part of the video where you cut something, its in the camera controler and detector.. It says constrain attribute self.position.y to scene.Camera.Origin.y + ???

I'm making a platformer and am having some trouble with my character dealing with slopes properly. I've seen some very good free demos on here suggesting constraining the character's rotation to the

Here's the demo I worked on. It uses text strings but could be adapted to numbers. It doesn't check constantly but rather waits for a Touch is Pressed condition. If I were building a poker app, I'd

•••••• Then take 5 points from a score attribute.

and text functions... oh but I can't easily constrain those values. Oh wait, a single digit! That's easier. I guess the survey data is just single digits but that still doesn't answer my curiosity

While this certainly isn't simple to set up, it can be very powerful and efficient. The idea would be to merge all rows (or columns) into a text string, count the length of the string, replace all oc

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= [some value], change attribute self.foundCount to self.foundCount+1.

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But if I use the move to attribute, it won't work.

If you have the "motion.Linear Velocity X" in a "Constrain Attribute", the actor will constantly try to move in the chosen direction (in your case right). So even a