To achieve this I am tracking taps on each ball: when the actor collides, change attribute self.tap to self.tap+1 and add to score

Ive still got the game.BonusTime attribute set on Real at this stage, and it worked with it like this.

That's a custom attribute. Open the actor and click the + at the bottom of the list of attributes to add a boolean attribute. You can name it anything you like; I just chose "action.&qu

One thing I can suggest tho' is to double check that your attribute game.over is actually false, and not been changed to true somewhere else...

In the scene attributes Ive created a boolean attribute called BonusGameStart and set it to false, then Ive tried 3 different attributes for the BonusTime counter. real, index and integer, which were

@tatiang‌ Thank you for the response! This may be something silly I'm overlooking but when I'm in the change attribute box, I can't find the "action" option. I know I have to click t

1) make a 1 new integer attribute, call spawn control

not a big deal but I noticed in 9 and now in 10 "just tested". that if you create a actor "Prototype" and then drag onto scene. Then add a attribute "all g

When touch is pressed change attribute self.action to true Timer after 0.3 seconds [run to completion NOT checked] change attribute self.action to false

Maybe post a screenshot of your code and the attribute content you are displaying.

Pro or free won't make a difference. It will be the code, either a change attribute to change the picture, a change image behaviour added or it could be animations that will override the images you dr

If you haven't changed the Camera origin via a Change Attribute behaviour, I doubt it's that then....

I don't have any actors that change my background attribute x, I tried to check for anything that could cause it but can't find anything wrong.

Well, if it is a bug, it never used to be! Seriously, are you certain you've not got a change attribute x coordinate of the background actor somewhere? Uncheck Moveable as well, might help, possibly.

when left is true and game.speed is > 200, change attribute scene.drift to true.

Could you add a rule that destroys the actor that triggers the spawning. Or have it bounce away from the spawning point.. or change a game attribute from 0 to 1 when it's spawned one and not allow it

Make sure you have current score in one game attribute and the 'high score' in another.

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You'll need to set up some game attributes and update those as the score changes. Do something like this:

When (All) touch is pressed Change Attribute: self.StartTime To: self.Time When (All) self.Time > self.StartTime + 3 (Open Settings Menu)W