Keep in mind there is a game attribute for "AlienCount" and it's an integer set at 0 by default. And the alien ships each have a change attribute behavior that adds +1 to the AlienCo

This is because you did something wrong in your behaviors. This mostly happens when you delete an attribute that was used in an actor. Or for example when you divide through zero. Check your behaviors

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Hey guys I need help in making like a exp level up system . I have totally no idea how to make it and i need all y'all help . i want it to be like each level u climb up , the more exp u need to reach

The issue is that When Touch is Pressed is a rule that is only true while the mouse is down. Once you stop holding the click/tap, it is then false. So you have to change an attribute in the actor.

When Attribute Destroyed is trueDestroy

Basically, you would create an integer attribute called self.status and set it to 0. Then:

actor, you would have a rule like When numeric attribute tableCellValue(tableName,self.itemRow,1) is true, change color/image to _____. You'd have to assign each purchase button a different number f

I assigned an image of a "0" to the actor in the attributes editor and checked the size is still the same. (which it was and all digits "1","2" et

Also, I find this quite confusing:

What happens when you set the actor's image to 2.png (or whatever you called it) manually by dragging the image onto the actor? Or just a change attribute self.Image to 2.png. In other words, simula

When candy actor collides with actor [right hat] Change attribute self.Position.X to 100      Change attribute self.linear.velocity.Y to 500

When overlaps or collides with actor Change attribute self.position.x To: (new_X) Change attribute self.position.y To: (new_Y)

Perhaps you could you set up 2 game attributes for the tree/bush (one for it's x value and one for the y axis)

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I have attached another version with a send coins button to demonstrate this. It is subtracting a random number of coins from the iCoins attribute and saving the result to the tblIAP table.

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but it does not. It moves diagonally when a attribute game.moved is false. When the rectangle actor touches the green one, it moves below and game.moved is true. After 0.07 seconds..game.moved is fal

Think of it as a trigger/switch and use it as a rule condition. Then inside the rule increase the number of coins in a table and any attribute that uses them in the game. And reset the boolean back to

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