When you spawn a new actor, if it's a correct actor add one to a game.correctCount integer attribute; if it's an incorrect actor, add one to game.incorrectCount. Then, before spawning, check the rati

@SmokeyAce73‌ Thanks for reply so quick to my post, Mr. SmokeyAce! But the problem I have with @DeepBlueApps‌ 8-Way Controller Template is that it has a lot of Attributes and a lot of Rules (which I w

When self.Position.X > hero.X Change Attribute: self.Graphics.Flip Horizontally To: trueotherwise Change Attribute: self.Graphics.Flip Horizontally To: false

Im curious, could you be more specific regarding the attributes you're using in your game, I wanted to implement the same method, I'm not looking for an experience bar at the moment, just the logic be

@mxs2649 If you want the 'Moved' attribute to only turn true as your circle actor hits the rectangular actor:

@SmokeyAce73‌ can you help me with this meanwhile? "I am moving a rectangle actor diagonally on the screen within a limited y value, it moves only when a "moved" attribute

Can't say I've done much with enemy behavior, but on a quick thought, my option would be to create a collision rule. Probably constrain a collide box with only one surface protruding on the front side

NOTE: I have made SELECTED attribute into Player actor because in the original file there are more than one white boxes.

Yes create your Game level attribute of type Real (i.e. "heroPosX" or whatever you want to call it) and in the Hero actor, use Constrain and "game.heroPosX To self.Position.

* Create a prototype and add custom attributes. Copy this actor to make a new prototype. Editing the copy could alter the original (particularly deleting custom attributes), even though they should be

Track the red balloon's y position with a game attribute called redY

If you look at the image. I am trying to make the blue enemy follow my balloon sprite, but I don't want it to be as obvious as using the constraint attribute. I want it to follow more like it doesn't

You can have an integer or boolean attribute inside the actor which, when true, activates the random image behaviour. Then you can setup a rule inside your actor so that when you press it it changes t

Attribute change:

when they are shot. I did this by having integer attributes set to change when Green is intersected by the Shot actor. The change in attribute is suppose to trigger actors to spawn for 10 seconds. Wh

Actually you can do it more simply with just a couple of attributes, like this:

You could also do it without timers by simply passing the current time (which is the angle) the sine function is operating on (at the point when it is stopped) over to an attribute - and then measure

You can not modify or pause built-in time attributes (game.Time, scene.Time, self.Time). You'll need to use a custom timer. One way to do this is to have an every 0.1 seconds timer that changes attr

I have tried to change attribute on a timer - self.image to "image"..random(1,4)..".png"

In other words lets say the summation of all potential attribute bonuses on items equals