You can use the game.time attribute to track seconds. After 300 seconds display your popup

So I search the forum and the work around is to make two attributes WIDTH and HEIGHT . In a timer every second ( the HEIGHT = HEIGHT +10. WIDTH = WIDTH + 10.)

Change Attribute self.lastYposition to game.newYposition

@Alchimia Studios‌ Okay so what I did is put every 0 seconds change attribute self.spawned to true (I want a continuous stream.) & I don't understand what you mean by "Also shouldn't

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Rule - Change Attribute:

All I need is an actor that when pressed changes attribute to attribute+1 then when it reaches a certain number, the next time you press it it goes to zero instead of increasing by one again.

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Constrain the actor to mouse position X or Y.

The only note I'd make is that you can't use an expression or attribute within a Timer behavior. The Timer will calculate the initial value and use that every time it cycles. For that, you'd use a c

essentially you'd want to set up an attribute to control this, so something like

Oops, right @AlchimiaStudios‌. I started to write that the change attribute needs to come at the end of the rule and then got distracted.

Change attribute self.Image to random(1,10)

I think to solve that I need a boolean attribute, If user presses button then true if user doesn't press any buttons then false. Like if the attribute or image changes and the boolean is false then yo

Yes I understand the image won't change unless I want it to change, I made the number generator change images according to the integer attribute I gave them.

if the image or attribute changes

In GameSalad, global attributes (attributes that can be "seen" by all actors) are called "game attributes." So something like game.Time or game.HasThisHappened (a

Change Attribute:

@Hopscotch‌ what do you mean by global attribute?

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