the level. I have tried to remove the loading attributes and then the problem was completly fixed.

I submitted an initial 1.0 version of an app which was approved, live with ads around 6 weeks ago. I found it had a minor bug which was fixed easily by adding one change attribute behavior on one acto

Add a self.hit boolean to the actor and include it into the hit rule. In the hit rule have it check to make sure self.hit is false and then include a change attribute behavior that changes it to true.

The demo I made uses a random interval but you could have a separate timer that every 5 seconds subtracts 0.1 seconds from the interval timer attribute.

In the button with the rule to reset the scene add as many change attribute behaviors as you need and change any attributes that were changed during gameplay in Level 1 back to their original state.

Hello! I just found out that when I beat a level in my game and the game.win attribute pops up and goes to level 2. It doesn't rest level 1 back to normal. So if you want to play level one again it ju

ofcourse sorry. i have a timer to change the position of an actor and i setup a real attribute for the timer so i can control after how long the actor will move, i can get the attribute to change its

thanks, i mean if i can use a game attribute with different actors, for example i create a game attribute for a platform to move left and right and for an actor hero, i can use the same attribute for

Hello , i want to know if i can use the same game attribute in different scenes, i also want to know if the best way to create another scene is just making a copy paste of another scene, this way you

im trying to use the timer with an attribute and the attribute goes down but the timer doesnt change

A game level boolean attribute is just a switch to turn something on or off. You can also use an integer and use 0 as off and 1 as on. I prefer integers because later on I may want to change it and ad

@colander‌ im not understanding that totally. do you want me to put the attribute in the plant?

@scuurpro‌ so when ball is shot should the that be an attribute too?

Use a game level boolean attribute and set it to true in the actor with the event that fires the ball. In you plant actor have a rule If boolean attribute = true run the animation once and reset the b

change Attribute Animate Plant to true

i'm working on my second game ever. And i am trying to get the plant as shown below to animate, but only when a ball is shot from it. how would i proceed to do that?

You could try a timerless timer, using a TimeChecker attribute(a placeholder you usually leave at .5 or something since the left side of the equation has to be an attribute) = self.time%(timer length)

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@Socks‌ I tried something similar to that as well didn't work. Their must be a big change attribute bug because I have a had a few things not work that should have.

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