Sure. Youll need two attributes: one called Score, and one called tempScore. When you change the attribute, change tempScore to a random digit. Then change game.Score to game.Score..game.tempScore. Th

I have a simple timer that sets my attribute to a random number between 1 and 7.

1) In the Game Attributes, I have an Integer called GameTimer. I start out with it set to 99999 because it was initially 0 and I was troubleshooting.

You cannot reset game.time, it's always running in the background, but you can transfer it to an attribute . . .

It's likely that your text is displaying only while the coin and your main actor are physically touching. As soon as they're not, the rule is voided. So make a boolean attribute in the actor called 'c

When key is down ( Change attribute motion linear velocity y to 32)

Try adding a constrain attribute behavior. Add it as the second behavior in the list. (Just after the first constrain behavior.)

Thanks for the responses, I actually managed to fix it. For some reason it was messing up when both attributes were saved to an alphabetical key and worked when one was saved to key 'a' and the other

Not sure I understand correctly, but I'm willing to bet its because you're saving the attribute every 0 seconds. Why are you doing that?

I am working on a game that gives a score and then saves a highscore which I have set up to save attribute to key 'a' every 0 seconds, and then at the start scene to load it up. This works just fine,

So I created a real attribute under the "scene" section of "Attributes" and then wanted to have a rule changing that attribute (BallSpeed) to something else. Howeve

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thn i try use change attribute height...... also same

so i use spawn actor and thn change the attribute height....thn the problem appear..

It may not be quite what you're looking for but this is my favorite maze template: http://www.deepblueapps.com/collisions-with-tables-template.

If that does not work, perhaps your move rules are forcing the ball to continue moving even when it should bounce. I see you've set up movement with a Change Velocity Behavior and a Constrain Behavior

constrain X position to 300 *cos(angle)+X centre

Also move in an elliptical orbit by changing the constrain attribute.

i found the problem is because i change the attribute size (height) of the wall....

and if i constrain it it does this: