The when touch is pressed is just to show you the code works. Delete the change attribute from Otherwise section of the rule and use another rule to switch it back when it is divisible by 10. This is

Is there a specific reason that the 3 variables were actor attributes and not game attributes. My logic tells me they need to be actor attributes, so that when the actor dies and is spawned again, the

I have a button when it is pressed it turns index attribute from 0 to 1 and when press again it goes back to 0. this button it spwan actor when it pressed and when it pressed again ( index attribute 0

Attribute game.devise.screen.size.hight 480 so change image -...--

Change attribute self.random row to random(1, tableRowCount(game.table1)

You could make three new boolean attributes called Gun1Unlocked, Gun2Unlocked and Gun3Unlocked. Set them to false. When the player unlocks the guns, set them to true. Then make a rule saying if touch

When I put a Play Sound behaviour in one of the actors in the Menu Scene without checked "loop", it goes on playing when changing the scene with the change attribute Device.Audio.Sou

When your scene starts, add a Change Attribute behavior that resembles this:

I would constrain the box's x and y to the player actor

Make sure you have different attributes for both level highscores and check your saving it to the correct attribute

scene. This can be done by changing scene if an attribute named ChangeScene is true. So, we have the following behavior in each of the actors:

Using Attributes

It's a "game attribute" that is displayed using a "display text" behavior.

& should i make this in game, scene or the actor? (He didnt say where he made it)

In anyone's experience, does offloading attribute checks to Tables (I.E., Level attributes contained in a table to be checked by a level Actor, rather than having the actor with multiple instances unl

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I am just taking a stab as I haven't tried to do this. Create two game level attributes and constrain them to the X and Y position coordinates in the Hero actor. Then use these attributes and the Rota

@RThurman‌ You were right. That was making it have issues with all 4 actors taking from the single attribute. Greatly appreciate the response!

Thanks for all of the answers guys. I do in fact have 4 actors all pulling from the same attribute. Let me test that to see if it works out!

If you only want a colour change (with a Display Text behaviour over the coloured button, for instance) then replace the Change Image in both places with Change Attribute for self.Color.red/green/blue