@pHghost I put the change attribute in the timer with the spawner. So what I have is

It is possible to do it by putting the change attribute into the zombies as well, it works out the same, but since it's not working for you at the moment, try it like this, to see what happens.

@pHghost okay you want me to put the change attribute in the same rule as the spawner? So I won't have the change attribute in my Zombie actor it'll be in the Top spawner from now on?

On your background actor add a load attribute behavior so it load every time you open up your game.

what do you mean by "On your main screen put a load attribute." , do i make another actor for it , cause the remove ad button is already on the main screen

When attribute game.Score is less than 1, when attribute game.Score is greater than 10,

On your iap purchase button make it so it sets game.remove_ad to true when purchased and save attribute.

When attribute game.Score is greater than 0,

I have a simple question, I'm wondering if I want for example this - if attribute game.score = 0 to 10 then do blah blah blah

When Integer is More than 5 Do spawn actor every 1 second(Change this time to fit your gameplay) and Change Attribute Integer to game.Integer-1.............

Re-check your rules and also put up a display that shows your 'howmany' attribute, to see what is happening in background while the spawning happens, if you haven't a display already.

keep track of the step number using a global attribute, since the step is directly dependent on the parent of the current tile -- that's how you can start figuring out not only how to get somewhere,

ops each time I do it!?! - ie. custom Actor attributes disappear, causing blank and invalid references - expressions and attribute fields in behaviours (and no idea what they originally were without

Edit: Or you could constrain the Red Position.Y to whatever value it is if the above doesn't work!

I was wondering does anybody know to constrain the spawner to the nozzle of the gun so, the bullets start to come out of the very tip of the gun barrel rather than the center? Also how do you make the

Concerns are of course justified, but I don't attribute them to inability (not putting words in anyones mouth). To me it stems from an identity crisis, both in the community and in GS. GS is trying to

is it normal that sometimes when my actor is falling too fast doesn't collide? somebody else has the same problem?

Now to start thinking about collisions, which will necessitate better AI, pathfinding and in the end, line of sight blocking. Also, support for ranged weapons, multiple enemies (expanded system for co

Question 4; if you have the time you can maybe show the gameState attribute? The game has to be played smooth ofcourse (Image)

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