constrain self.ObjSpeed to 350

Constrain: self.ObjSpeed to 300

@mikejamesfisher Do you always want the flying actor to be moving left? If so you could take out its 'if button pressed move left' and just put in a change attribute behavior 'linear.velocity.x to -1

I have a left button on screen that moves the actor left... When button is pressed, attribute moveleft is changed to true. When it is not pressed, attribute move left is changed to false. The actor ha

To make the obstacles appear more ''drastically'' I suppose you could have a game attribute. (Let's call it game.attribute A.) The scene has a height of 1000. A starts at 0. In the spawn actor rules l

I need to vary the speed of an actor based on time (IE... after 50 seconds change attribute self.ObjSpeed = 350)

actor B, change self.atrribute A to 1. If self.attribute A is 1, destroy this actor. Thus the effect is destroying actor 2 due to actor 1's behaviors. Also this would allow you to have multiple actor

Change Attribute redCoin to random(5, 25)

Change Attribute

For the red coins, store the random number you generate in an attribute. Then when the player dies use that attribute to subtract from the red coins.

of how many have been picked up in a separate Attribute (like recentCoins). Then when the player dies remove the 'recentCoins' from 'Coins'.

Now time to add an actor attribute “ObjSpeed” pull in a rule and change self.objspeed = ### then place a timer that states every ## seconds, self.objSpeed + or - ##

No. You can use a global (aka game) attribute to communicate between actors, though:

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I am not sure if I have to have the "change attribute random(min,max)" for positions in the actor to be spawned or if I have to have them in the spawner actor.

I'm honestly a little lost as to what your question is. You asked about timers and I explained how they work. What specifically is not working the way you expect it to?

You could make a boolean game attribute called "wallFlag". In the ball actor, when it reaches the y position you want, trigger the flag. Then in the wall actor make a rule that when

The actor's self.Time attribute continually increases. It doesn't stop or reset and it's not possible to force it to do so. The Timer behavior fires every x seconds depending on what you specify. I

Game Attribute added:

if game.attribute 1 equals 0,