* "When your app loads" --> So when I change to the scene? Because my number pad is a seperate scene. Does that mean I'd have to create an invisible actor with the attribute &

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button and it stated successful purchase without attribute change.

You'll need to do some math. So store the start position of the swipe then store the end position and subtract the end from the start and you have the distance. Then store that value in an attribute.

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Put a Rule that says : when touch is pressed change attribute game.shrik to true, then set another Rule that says : when game.shrink is true interpolate size.width, size.height to 0.

That's not exactly working. I have a boolean attribute and I put it under my touch release rule for an actor as true. How would I use the check attribbute. Do I make a new rule in other actors that if

I've set a new global attribute in the scene screen for AllShrink to a "boolean" attribute. And then for my rule when touch is released I've set a change attribute for AllShrink to t

Have you tried to make a global attribute ( let's say : game.shrink ) so when you touch an actor, set game.shrink to true ... every actor checks if game.shrink is true and if so, they shrink.

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Yes, it should be checked. Then when the tutorial is complete the attribute should be changed to false and saved.

1) Create an attribute called "showTutorial"

You wouldn't need to make a new attribute unless you don't already have one. How are you determining what level the user is on? For instance if the player is at the main menu and wants to go to level

if you use something like 'If Faster <= 5 constrain attribute to 5' the timer will continue to run, and you are adding in a (also continuously running) constrain behaviour, it's probably bette

These would be doing pretty much the same thing, working away in the background to produce nothing useful, both timers and constrain behaviours are fairly resource hungry, it probably not best to leav

This will mean that the timer will continue to run - even when it's no longer needed - and as well as the timer you will have an additional constrain behaviour, that also constantly runs, you will bas

Do you have collisions in the actors?

Or you could constrain the attribute. If Timer <= 0 constrain timer to 0.

If Faster <= 5 constrain attribute to 5.

I made an integer attribute called "faster" & set it to 20.