Awesome!The logic works wonderfully. Thank you very much. By using scene attribute, will it use up memory? As my game is like those endless run game style, after spawning actor for a long periods, wou

Okay make an integer game attribute call it tap

Create an attribute (integer) in the scene called life bar and put a number into it that is equal to the amount of life.

have 4 different actors (different shapes) and 1 speed attribute and 1 spawn attribute and 1 shape attribute.

Save each level highscore to a table and set your highscore attribute from it at the start of each level. Check your score at the end of the level, if it is higher update your highscore attribute and

1000 points) that decreases the self.duration attribute. You would place the spawn behavior inside of the custom timer. So it might start out spawning every 5 seconds, then 4, then 3, then 2, then

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Yes, I am using change attribute. The "Move" behavior doesn't work well when mixed with jumping so that isn't an option. (Basically if I were to jump and move left or right, I would

Try to constrain self.position.x to self.position.x - 3 ( for left movement ) and self.position.x to self.position.x + 3 (for right movement)

Everything matters, so you need to test and test again ! For example I was spawning a hundred actors (for a controllable particle effect), and each actor had two constrains which were changing the col

So I'm guessing your using a change attribute to set speed to -750 when you press left, and what will happen as soon as you hit the block that speed goes to 0 and want change back to -750 until you pr

That's where everything gets unlocked. Hope this helps. I have my save attribute in that rule. I'm really not sure where to move it to

When attribute game.coin>0 and mod(game.coin,10)=0

What attribute do you use to unlock the levels? Check what happens in your rules to that attribute when you launch a level. That's where your answer will be.

Make a text attribute, let's call it CoinCheck

Helo, i want to spawn an actor when an attribute is divisible, i explain better: when an attribute is true , there is a counter, change attribute game.coin to game coin+1.I want that when game.coin is

How you go about it will really depend on exactly what you want to do, but you'll need to look at the game.Character attribute and the rules in the Paper actor. If game.Character is set to 0 not typin

At a very crude level, you can start and stop the typing by changing the game.Start attribute.

I know the problem is the save attribute I believe

Would it be possible to have one actor change an attribute of another actor in the same scene, but randomly choose from a group of the same actors?