The Reset Scene behavior only resets the value of Scene attributes. If you are using Game attributes then you need to reset these manually (e.g. Change Attribute game.start to false) right before/abo

I have a question regarding the scene reset attribute. Whenever I use it to reset my scene, my spawners spawn before being touched. In other words, I have to spawners that are only supposed to spawn w

How to constrain an actor to mouse position with a certain speed?

Also I would think just a simple Boolean attribute would sufice. Not sure why you would need an entire table for this.

If you close the viewer down, then open it again often, this causes GS to freeze up. Also, the save/load attribute wont apply if you close the viewer down and open it again. You need to just refresh o

Once it finds it, I want it to set a specific attribute to true and then keep looking for more 3's, 30's, etc. But I'm not sure how to make such loop, because I don't know how to make it move from ce

On your Play Again button, before it goes back to the play scene to play the game again, include a Change Attribute Behavior that says:

You can do this in a number of ways, the most straightforward would be to constrain a smaller (invisible) actor to your main actor and use this to detect the collision (this doesn't have to be limited

Constrain an invisible actor to the hero and use that for collision.

with the main actor and trigger my 'lose' attributes, but it looks like it's not actually touching the ball even though it is. I want to balls to have to get closer to the main actor before triggerin

You can use the change attribute behavior to set the points back to 0 in the game over scene.

Change the following attribute: game.text

That is exactly my issue, however am working around it when I need to change attributes just save and quit (cmd s, cmd q) then it is quick to get back to where you were. Just copy paste them where you

You could create another smaller actor (with alpha 0), constrain that one to your character and then use that smaller actor as your "hitbox" actor (so your enemy actors would collide

During the game different actors can trigger the sliding door to open and close. What I found is that if I set two rules under one actor referencing a game attribute and (I.e. 0 & 1) then this

create a real attribute, call it booleanAttribute and set its value to 1.

1) issue new table attribute. in there i just put in as let say existing user to true.

I would just or out an update with a new attribute that notes an old paid user.

Although it didn't work with boolean, I switched the attribute to real and it works! Thanks!

You just change the attributes to what they were at the start of the game using the change attribute behaviour. For example, to 'reset' the score you would just change the score attribute to equal 0.