Yes, this would be possible. You´ll need a attribute to collect the value in, so create a integer and call it multiply or something

Change Attribute: self.motion.linear velocity X to -600 (or choose another speed)

As for your attack problem, you could create a game attribute called totalAttack or something like that. Then you add/multiply the overlapping actors attack to that attribute. Let me know if I'm missi

Looking at your attribute, you are switching the best.score to game.score - theres your problem I believe, or in that area.

Problem solved. I had updated the pause actor with the pause attribute (replacing the old change scene attribute), but I had not replaced the old pause actor in my scene with the updated pause actor.

1) set a timer, and inside the timer drag a Spawn actor attribute. The attribute has angle management. This timer should be inside a source actor, different from the spawned ones.

If you want to be able to grab (and drag) the spawned actors, place two constrain behaviours in the spawned actor.

Yep, GS is surpassingly good at throwing around lots of actors, each one of those dots has three constrain behaviours, so around a thousand constrain behaviours in all.

Use the behaviour Save Attribute to save them after the level, and the load attribute when you start the app. When you save an attribute you save it as a key, high_score for example. Then it's just to

How could I save every attribute after a level is complete. And when you leave the app and come back it is still there? Please help.

do change attribute

I created a pause actor with an attribute to pause and go to a pause scene when the actor receives event touch is pressed. This works. I also created an unpause actor with an attribute to unpause wh

When Touch is Pressed change attribute game.imageNumber (integer) to mod(game.imageNumber+1,2). This will cycle between the values 0, 1, and 2.

Thanks but I'm not sure how that would help. The ball actor isn't actually moving, so there's no linear velocity set to it. I'm just trying to constrain the ball's draggable position to 45 degrees. So

* Set a self.index attribute to 1.

Okay thank you I'll check, btw quick question. Can you put the leaderboard and achievement attribute on the same actor?

Since we can't see the template in question, we'll have to see the jump rules you are using from it to have an idea. The basic jump model, however, is to have a Change attribute on Self.MotionY to act

IF attribute (value) = 1

I have a timer set to change an attribute Sides to random(1,2) every 10 seconds. I'm just testing it right now, normally it'll have random(1,24) and have random timer seconds as well. Then I have 2 ot

Let's say player download my game version 1 and now I have version 2 available. After player updated my game to version 2, the save attribute still work? For example, those best score, lives, etc.