You could add a new boolean attribute called playerAlive, and create your camera control in a rule that says 'when playerAlive is true, control camera'. When the player dies change playerAlive to fals

. . . then in the swipe detector actor switch off the first change attribute behaviour inside the timer (the change attribute game.mag one).

Hi again, @agueis There's no need to do that. Just put in your new game button to go to your first game scene without using any Load Attribute behaviours - all of your default (original) attribute val

1. self.Restart is false 2. Do: 3. Timer 4. Otherwise 5. change attribute to false right? (Image)

5. change attribute to false

(i.e. when self.Restart is true), add a Change Attribute self.Restart to false.

Ok, I am able to make the BASICS of an endless runner, I have also figured out how to animate my character etc. I need collisions with obstacles to change the animation, stop the game moving and trig

Constrain attribute: Self.Position.x To floor(Self.position.x/64)64)+32

If Attribute - self.width < 200

* Give the actor you want to randomly spawn a Boolean Attribute called Selfx (do not tick the attribute box)

-- Interpolate attribute: self.width to 200 (0.5 seconds)

Make a game attribute - let's call it 'direction'.

increase or decrease the value of a custom real attribute (game.timeLeft) and then have that Timer inside of a rule that has a condition that can be switched from true to false to pause the timer.

You will need two global attributes and a table

Hello, save and load attribute does not work in Gs viewer? , only works when the game is in the app store? Thanks.

Something like this maybe? When pause is pressed, attribute = 'mytimer' and then adding a simple timer 'every 0.001 seconds -0.001'?

when spawning an object how to tell the spawner that the object that was spawn was destroyed. keeping in mind that it has to go thru a table because there is way to many tiles to attribute everything.

counts how many numbers an integer attribute has.

Nice idea! But if you're going to do that, i.e you really want the attribute names and their uses on-screen, why not use a TextEdit file - that way you can have it on-screen all the time next to your

and the attribute names seem to suffer because of that . And also I suck at namegiving (my first pet was a male cat named Thomas ...)