ok, I get that part, and i can sorta see how the enemy might grab that data and make its own self.magnitude attribute with that. So far what is killing me is "how do i then wipe and replace t

I read it that way the first time too, but I THINK he meant that the game attribute is somewhere else. Ex: click that button, and then somewhere else a game attribute should be displayed

When Touch is Pressed, change attribute game.clicked (boolean) to true

As a shot gets spawned, it adds itself to the table and sets a self.MyRow attribute equal to its row number. This is then used to update the X and Y.

When the 'tick' is pressed, it updates a game attribute called 'activate delete'.

@jamie_c‌ I sort of see that, but how do I make sure they interact properly? I can't use a global attribute, it would limit me to one of the actor per scene, which is part of what I'm trying to dodge

On clicking that button, somewhere else (that is, on another actor) a certain value (a game.attribute) should be displayed . I've followed all steps as described in https://help.gamesalad.com/hc/en-us

You could constrain a larger, invisible actor to your player and treat that as a hit zone. So anytime another actor touches this larger hit zone you could do what you need to do.

do the same for the player's attacks. I could constrain a pair of attributes to watch its position when it fires, but that would limit the weapons in the game to one shot at a time. Is there another

The falling actor should have a self.TouchedCatcher attribute (integer).

too quickly to be noticed. I will try making the attribute in the falling actor, and set it to true if touched the catching actor. What kind of attribute shall this be?

If this is still too long, letting the falling actor hit the ground, then make a self attribute in the falling actor, setting it to true if it touched the catching actor.

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Make sure your attribute is changing it's value back to true aswell,

You would create a language attribute name it "language"

Attribute: if drop is false (drop is a game, boolean attribute)

Most text found in the game would either be a graphic/image, or written yourself through a Draw Text attribute. I'm assuming this would only be possible through you creating a new scene for each and e

Attribute game.basicattack is false

Do: Change Attribute self.motion.linearVelocity to 200

change attribute : selfpressed to true