I just wanted to know if you use the Reset Game behavior to restart the level for an endless runner game, does it reset your highscore attribute as well? I tried using the Reset Scene button but all I

So there is not a tableRowSum function (probably because if one column is text and one is an int it'll break the game). What I would do is make a loop with a self.column attribute and say:

change Attribute (game.End) to “game.End + 1”

It doesn't really address your issue of wanting decimals representations but it does provide a way to parse out each digit and you could do anything you want once you have that data. Originally, I st

Normally, custom fonts are displayed by constraining an actor's self.Image to a complicated mathematical expression that is both hard to understand and easy to get wrong when entering it. It often lo

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@Lovejoy I understand and I'm providing a way to store the full decimal value in an attribute rather than having a bunch of rules to display certain values. The idea would be, for example, that if ga

If you're displaying a number such as 28,000 as 28 Thousand, then you already have the number 28 stored in an attribute or expression and can use that for displaying a custom font, can't you? That id

make self attribute (start X )for the Spawner

just have a global attribute (index). when press the right button, set index to 1, when press the left button, set index to 2

i couldn't figure where to place it. i assume it's on the constrain y position rule, related to self.time.

im doing a simple change attribute with a rule... rule is if mouse button pressed, change attribute integer "touch" to 2, else change attribute to 1. using a display text to see if i

if attribute game.score > or = to 1000

Make a game attribute (Integer), let's call it AAA.

I had all of that going through my mind. The part I was missing was the game attribute being called in the button. I always forget about those. Thank you!

Make a game attribute (boolean), let's call it AAA.

I want a button to change the position. I made a boolean attribute for the game, but I dont think thats right.

The (1,10) represents the range the random number generator works on, so you'd be better off replacing the 10 with an attribute. So (1,5) would be a 20% chance, (1,100) would be a 1% chance, (1,3) wou

@tatiang I am to assume I could generally add a "random" attribute for each ore in my game? Therefore when they buy said upgrade, I can make it change each of the ores of my choosing

with the "do not back up" attribute. For NSURL objects, add the NSURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey attribute to prevent the corresponding file from being backed up. For CFURLRef objects,