OK, so you add the Attribute to the game as a whole, rather than the scene, then once it's assigned in the first scene, it stays the same throughout other scenes.

Make the actor 300x200. Make all the images the size necessary for the largest image in the animation and just have empty space. If you want the actors collision size to be smaller than the animation

You could change your actors width and offset its position if needed during the animation. I don't know how this would look when it executes I have never tried it. Or you could make your actor 300x200

I don't quite get what you are asking in the first question. For the second question use a "Constrain Attribute" action to constrain self.PositionY in between two points with the max

if mouse button is down change attribute self.motion.linear velocity.X to 200

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Create a actor attribute (integer) called myAngle.

>>> Change attribute (game.Up) to: true

3. Change attribute game.up to true

@Aquinzel‌, Use the rule when right key is down, then change attribute (linear velocity x) to +300 and do the same for left expect make it -300.

and also with some actors (like the player) to constrain a conversion calculation of these values. Firstly, it slows things down a little, no doubt, but mainly I had to hard-code some logic in for it

This is simply not true. We are talking about an actor attribute.

of zombies you've killed so I made an interger attribute called game.HowManyLeft and I put it in rules 1-3 but it isn't counting properly. It like counts like 15 when I only spawned 10 zombies. I onl

The self.killme will not keep on going up every time a bullet collides with any zombie actor. A self attribute can only be seen and affected by the actor itself. So when a zombie gets hit, only the se

Could ya'll tell me the correct way to save in attribute so when the game gets closed and reopened everything will be as it was left...I have a game where you can upgrade your weapons,earn coins, and

If you have "run to completion" checked in the timer, GameSalad might be delaying the destroy until after the timer has completed - which would mean self.killme would be set to 0 aga

I crated a self (Integer attribute) & I named it kill me. I want the zombie to die after 2 hits from a bullet. So I said

You can use tags to sort actors. Give each one a different tag and use an attribute to count them by tag.

http://www.deepblueapps.com/collisions-with-tables-template/

Copy your project. In the new copied project delete EVERYTHING except: one spawner prototype actor, one zombie prototype actor, one display actor and the how_many attribute.