I have several game attributes that I want to have captured in one game attribute called "shotdecision". My game is a turn based game that requires shooting an actor "ball&a

Or... I just realized a work around but you'll have to figure out the math... you can change the actor's rotation to be the vector between the wrench and the screw, and then constrain its x position b

Also, I noticed on your code... you can't change game.time... it's a set number that runs continuously as the game runs. You can reference it, however, and you can also set your own real attribute and

I thought that the system would keep incrementing the game's attribute. But it only happens the first time it overlaps or it is free of overlapping.

First I created a real attribute for my actor and a change attribute: change game.speed -> 150

* change attribute

use "Enable Advertisement" in Change Scene attribute?

* Have an Actor's attribute to set if it is or isn't already overlaping the area:

You should use Magnitude function - it calculates the distance between 2 actors so you could have an attribute Integer that ticks +1 every time magnitude distance is less than some value

100 (the last recorded score). I have an integer attribute for LastLevelScore which is changed to game.score after each level is complete. If level 2 fails, then change game.score to game.LastLevelSc

When All conditions are valid:attribute YourAttribute < SomethingElse attribute YourAttribute > DifferentOne

Have an attribute for score and another one for levels i.e. levelScore and add the two when the level is complete or reset the level.Score to 0 if they fail.

Since I do in order that the actor follows my finger up and down while has an attribute of move

You can try to destroy all actors and spawn all the actors again in the same positions, make a game boolean attribute :"destroyactors", when shoot overlay or collide with enemy game.

Change attribute self.row (integer) to random(1,tableRowCount(tableName))

When actor overlaps with actor2 change attribute self.overlapping to true Otherwise change attribute self.overlapping to false When actor overlaps with actor3 change attribute self.ove

Depends on your specific game, if your ground is only moving side to side. You could Constrain the Y position of your ground to a set value so it does not move down (or up).

I suspect I should create attribute for scene connecting the scanner and actors and spawing points yes?

many of us left!" Changing a Game Attribute to a Scene Attribute by unlocked actors is something that you've just taught me. I didn't see that I could access the Change Scene "At In

Can do it easy with attribute 'Seconds' and display that attribute with a add +1 to it each second but really wanted a cool font to go on it.