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 ...)

These are the values you would use if you wanted it to oscillate back and forth between blue and black (or blue and transparent), constrain the alpha channel to . . .

* Change Attribute 'game.StarSpawnTime' to random(tableCellValue( game.tblImageTimings ,1, game.Level ),tableCellValue( game.tblImageTimings ,2, game.Level ))

Ooops, that coffee was needed - I realised that I hadnt changed the Game Attribute to an integer from Text how I set it initially...

One of the other actors has 2 attributes that require changing for each level

You could even constrain its opacity to a sine wave so it oscillates back and forth between 0 and 1 at whatever speed you need.

Change Attribute 1StarSpawntime to random(1,?)Change Attribute 2StarSpawntime to random(1,?)Change Attribute 3StarSpawntime to random(1,?)Change Attribute 4StarSpawntime to random(1,?)

Change Attribute 'game.StarSpawnTime' to 'random(tableCellValue( game.tblSeconds , game.Level ,tableCellValue( game.tblImageTimings ,1, game.Level )),tableCellValue( game.tblImageTimings ,2, game.Leve

Change Attribute StarSpawntime to random(1,4)

(I have a game attribute set up that gives each level a number in order to unlock levels and add star values etc)

Hi again, as I said previously, there's no need for a Table to simply randomly change an attribute value; you do that using the random expression via the expression editor, as @colander pointed out.

I made an app with the show banner attribute. This only works in my IOS Games but it doesn't work in android. Or do I need something else to make the Ads for google play?

Couple of things: if you are simply wanting a random value from one attribute (in your case StarSpawnTime) thee's no need to use a Table at all. Also, even if you needed a table, the random value you'

I used a Save Attribute to save the high score and also loaded it back into the same scene in a different actor.

So of course I set up a table, and a new attribute 'StarSpawnTime'.

I know you can constrain an actors x and y positions to the mouse/touch feature, but how would I achieve this with an entire scene?

In view of this, I am requesting GS to make the Device Language attribute available to us, so we can make the rest or our app consistent with the purchase descriptions without relying on the user to c

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