Problem is the attribute as I mentioned above is "camera origin" so I can't really do this

As a workaround for #1, you can delete* an attribute and a dialog box will appear that lists the actors that use that attribute.

Building on what @jamie_c mentioned, even if they aren't unlocked actors, changing the bouncniness in an instance of an actor will fix to that value. Any changes you make to the prototype won't affect

Right now I've been stuck for an hour trying to look for an attribute I used somewhere in an actor and can't find (it's not an instance attribute, it's "camera origin", so i cannot f

* "Find" a certain attribute in the game that will make certain characters glow that have them

What you have to do is set up a unique alert for every turret. Hence my attributes (game.alert1, game.alert2, game.alert3, etc.)

attribute to 0. If this game attribute is 1, constrain the enemy's position x and y to two other game attributes. Ugh, hold on.

Just to add that you'll need to reset your 'Click' count/attribute after running your ad, to repeat the logic, but yep, @indra.aziz 's example is a nice easy way to do it! (Image)

Make a new integer attribute that updates +1 every time the touch is pressed.

Automatically targeting the next actor to which certain attributes apply once another ceases to meet the same qualifications is an automatic function of the constrain attribute in GS. If you say, &

The easier way though is to put the time into a text attribute then nothing needs to be converted.

Firstly I would make a global boolean attribute (e.g. 'game_over')

I have the column labeled Easy. I have Difficulty set to Easy. I've also tried "Easy". It works if I type it in, or use the column number, but I am unable to use a text attribute.

If you have many enemies, maybe have a table, and each enemy/target updates their row with their X,Y position when they move? (ie. DON'T constrain 100 / 200 variables, each with a unique name... (Ima

Instead of your Display Text behavior, use a Constrain Attribute behavior and constrain the actor's self.Image to game.EGGS. Or for better performance, add a Change Attribute behavior below each of t

Can I assume that you're using magnitude(PX-X,PY-Y) (ish!) to cover the proximity logic for each turret? - if so, can you not just constrain the player's X/Y to game attributes, and have each turret c

@Armelline i want to constrain sound to word

In what way do you want to constrain the sounds?

I do have other actors in the scene where Display Text is working fine. The issue first came up when I created copies of the same actor and changed an attribute within these copies to find a different

2) any way to Constrain sounds ???