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Then just have one Game Attribute (global) that takes note of which character is currently equipped. So each time you equip a different character, change this Attribute's value to whichever (e.g. the

Set up coin save attribute.

It's pretty simple all you have to do is load the saved attribute at the start of your game and your good.

Could you possibly link me to a template so i could compare the attributes?

Drag a save attribute in and chose a name for the key and point it to game.coincount and on your 1st scene load this using the same key and coincount integer.

I used to use constrain motion linear x & y to 0 but this works better imo as the code is lighter.

If you want to save the game.score attribute in case the game is interrupted, use a key name that isn't the same as an existing attribute (so just call it Score).

Thank you, the problem was the constrain.

Create a game Boolean attribute - Move

@CodeWizard Display Text doesn't have the ability to change the font size with an attribute. I've written a business app in iPad portrait which I want to publish using Overscan. I have written the cod

When I put an actor on the screen and add a picture, the picture is sometimes has edges cutting in and out (for example a stick man) and my collisions are happening when the actors are not exactly tou

Index Attribute - Count Down: 10

please help me out? btw I am using an index attribute

I am not sure how your whole project works or is set up but off the top of my head I would have the boss HP as an attribute in the boss actor itself and not as a game attribute.

So could this mean an actor on a level closer to the bottom would be unaware of an attribute change by a actor closer to the top? This would make sense in my circumstance.

Let's say Attribute A=10 and Attribute B=10 and B is constantly increasing (like a score). How would I perform an action whenever B is greater than or equal to A*any power of 10? In other words, it sh

Good question. Unfortunately, not at this time. We were just recently introduced to this idea with the Mac Release Candidate -- it allows scene changes at an index attribute. I've heard that the GS te

* If attribute self.position.y < 0