I put a save attribute on my players x,y positions and score for that level.

1. When touch is inside constrain attribute self.position.x to devices.mouse.position.x and self.position.y to devices.mouse.position.y

you can't reference the table by an attribute, but why don't you have a single table with multiple columns? You could merge your existing into a single table

@jamesGS, as you have noticed, interpolate overrides collision rules, even the "Movable off" attribute. This is actually necessary and usefull.

hi, I want to change attribute, game.count to game.count +1 so this way it counts 1234 etc..

The thing to Remember with IAP unlocks is you are just changing a Boolean attribute to true.

As long as you keep track of the score with an attribute, yes.

Do you mean that slight nudge it gets? Just Constrain the platform's Y-coordinate. Also make sure to check Fixed Rotation.

To equip it I would make an integer attribute called bird#

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You could make a game attribute "whatTable"

Created a table http://grab.by/vAfw and used this function for my Change Attribute: self.Position.X

Hi Guys. I currently have an object falling from the top of the screen and I want it to be random so the behaviour I've used is Change Attribute: self.Position.X to random(8,560).

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Quick question. I have the feeling the answer might be no, but is it possible to use the tablecellvalue behavior with an attribute as the table name?

First of all, make sure that the change attribute behavior is above/before the destroy actor behavior. When you destroy an actor, it ceases running its rules. So if the actor is being destroyed imme

Create a table. Make 1 column and 11 rows. Make them boolean attributes. Name each row what color you want the bird to be. (Below I use red as an example, replace it with any color)

I'm designing a game in which when an actor collides with a bullet actor, that actor is destroyed. When the actor is destroyed, an attribute is set to 1. If another actor is colliding/overriding the a

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