Rule: When MyLoop is false- your behaviour- -your extra behaviour, etcTimer: After ? seconds --- not always neededChange Attribute MyLoop to trueRule: When Attribute MyLoop is trueChange Attribute MyL

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You'll need to use a self attribute for the bullet actor. Call it something like self.direction and make it an angle attribute. Make a boolean attribute called self.locked. When the player touches

The controller changes a game attribute (let's call it X) to a random number between 1 and 6.

I then add an attribute to the actors beneath the intro graphic to say that "is_intro_active" should be false before you can be clicked etc. but I just can't get it to work.

I just wish actors could reference each other's attributes without passing it through a gamewide attribute (Image)

Create a real attribute called HoldTime

Change game.coin to game.coin +1. Save attribute.

when actor collide "change attribute=> "game.coin" to "game.coin+1"

Hi, a game works fine even if background image size is 2000x1400.. The frame rate depends upon a number of factor. Some of them are: too many constrain, not destroying actors after it's work is comple

every .01 seconds -> change.attribute Level.timer to level.timer -.01.

Hi again, Jeff - I think your problem will be solved if you change your attribute game.book from a boolean to an integer.

I don't know what you mean by time consuming. Are you making invisible actors over the walls? All you have to do is make a smaller actor than your player and constrain them together. Then use the smal

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Change Attribute game.questionRow to random(game.startingRow,game.endingRow) Change Attribute game.currentQuestion to tableCellValue(tableName,game.questionRow,2)

There have been suggestions to allow retrieving or changing of actors' attributes from within another actor (currently, the only way to do this is to unlock one of the actors and access the attributes

Hey GS team .. any chance you may consider adding a rule to destroy actors that works the same way when spawning them .( like you have drop down menu to chose which actor to kill ) this way we can use

{Input Actor} with an attribute inside the actor named TempInput

Value: attribute game.text

I know GS continues running always, my attribute that has a {blank} box waiting for a name to be inputted by the keyboard just get saved as blank before the player can enter his name. Mac has a &