Don't use a custom attribute named game.time. Use the built-in game.Time, which counts up continually while an app is running.

How do you reset the attribute to spawn again?

When meat collides or overlaps with plate--Change Attribute: self.Position.X to 100--Change Attribute: self.Position.Y to 100

The only thing I would add to what @SmokeyAce73‌ wrote is that you'll want the Otherwise section of that rule to change the UnderCover attribute back to false so that when the cover actor is no longer

Create a boolean attribute for UnderCover Have it set to false

The rules and behaviours and actions and attributes that are making your project behave as it does all on the monitor infront of you - you can see all these rules - but no one else can, so it's not g

If actor collides with actor brown nut change attribute game.brownScore to game.brownScore+2 change attribute game.finalScore to game.finalScore+2 If actor collides with actor golden nut

I have 3 guns with 3 integr attributes (e.g- pistolbullet 20) so the bullet count will be default set to 20.

Thanks for the tip, i change the game attribute to self attribute and now it affects only the touched actor. There is an other problem now. For some reason, it mixes the death animation with the movin

You didn't need 2 different attributes for the nuts, just one is fine (Bonus), timer adds one to the score every second, when you collect either a brown or golden nut we simply change the integer Bonu

Thank you for the Constrain Attribute fix. ;-) And yes, any kind of EXE would be really great! Not even via HTML5...

I played around with a right-facing arrow image and constrain attribute self.Rotation to game.Accelerometer.Y*(-90)+90 and it starts to approximate what you want if I hold the iPhone in landscape and

Try putting a log debugging statement in the timer so that you can see the value of the attribute(s) used in the timer and watch as they change.

I wouldn't use Change Size and constrain the size at the same time. That will give unpredictable results.

Thanks @uptimistik‌. I will try that. So, does the save attribute have strange results sometimes? Just trying to figure out where i went wrong.

For multiple targets you will have to make game attributes for the position of each one. And constrain their positions to the game attributes.

Hi all, so I'm sure it's me messing up my levels, but it's only since I've added the save attribute to save completed levels. Seems simple, but is acting weird.

the platform spazed out when I added your "constrain attribute self.size.Width to max([formula],50)"

constrain attribute self.size.Width to max([formula],50)

I am using (Timer - every 1 sec - change attribute timer - to timer-1)