Whats the rule you are using? is it when an attribute is set you spawn an actor or on the time set and reset an attribute? you should allow at least 0.2 seconds after actioning to prevent double actio

@Espino I have done this recently, for a daily spin from midnight local time - you will need to capture 4 attributes as game variables.

Oh I see. if it's ok for both actors to start at number "1" then just remove the change attribute and change actors self level to "1" and you get same effect.

when actor collides with "bullets.5" change attribute self.life to self.life-.5

for resold that you can 1-create a boolean attribute that call "reset"

So if you have: If self.Attribute is NOT equal to Game.attribute

Anyhow now all games run fine as long as there an existing change attribute behaviour.

Loops solve the issue if it simple making one attribute the same as the other.

All I want to occur is that if a game.attribute is updated - then the actors self.attribute is updated.

you can cycle through. Right now, I have an attribute "weaponNum" with rules stating if weaponNum = 1 change to weapon 1, if weaponNum =2, change to weapon 2 and if weaponNum = 3, c

How should I limit animation collisions and about making a timer more specific on a button(cooldown of a skill) so that it can't be pressed most of the time, making the game a little more challenging.

But is there way to make it work without global attributes for this?

Ok I see, So I would just have a global attribute to track monsters HP then each soldier could then subtract it's current HP from that Global Attribute when they attack or touch monster, and soldiers

On actor A, I want to make an action that works with Actor B's attributes.

Actors have there on attribute tab and you can add them there hit the + mark.

that let's say there is an actor named 'Soldier' that has HP attribute and Damage attribute in it

2. do change attribute game.final score to (30-game.timer)*100

The +1 attribute has to be inside the actors and not in the area actor.

1,000 not 1000. Under the game level attribute I created an integer...called Cash....I set it to 1,000...it even adds a comma...like it SHOULD. in game of course it does not. I have no idea why...

1,000 not 1000. Under the game level attribute I created an integer...called Cash....I set it to 1,000...it even adds a comma...like it SHOULD. in game of course it does not. I have no idea why...