if (attribute) score. <= 200

Should i use "Show Banner" attribute or just click on the "Enable Advertisement" in Change Scene attribute?

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Attribute game.devise.screen.size.hight = 480

ensure you are using the integer for the random spawn. When he drags in "change attribute" you need to put that in the 'DO' section.

the pieces slide fine when there are no rules or collisions around.

Just thought I'd point this out: You dont need the ..".png" at the end of a Change Attribute (Or Constrain) when changing an image. I'm not really sure why that caught on, or if that

a neutral position. But I would take that change attribute that turns it to false and wrap it in a for timer and do for .03 seconds and check run to completion.

You could maybe constrain the door actors position to a specific x,y coordinate on the background actor? There's a gshelper tutorial on constraining one actors position to a specific point on another

I have a project that does a lot of zooming in and out. I can constrain the attributes of an actor so that it appears to not be changing in size and position, however the display text gets bigger or s

tried retriggering the spawn timer when a Reset attribute, i.e. Spawn when Reset is False, when level fails, go to Game Over scene, retry button changes Reset to True, when scene changes, an actor ch

But how can I change that attribute from another actor ?

It sounds like you might be using game attributes for your actors. If each actor has its own purchased boolean or other attribute that determines when it is purchased, use a self (actor) attribute in

If attribute game.coins is greater than (howmuchitcosts)

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What I need is to have a buy button, if he has enough coins than he can touch it and it is a green button (I'll just call it G1) but if he doesn't have enough coins than it will change into G2 for exa

it depends how you are making your actor move but just create a self real attribute "speed" and set that as your started speed, now lets say you are moving your actor with the move b

attribute = ((attribute+1)%3)+1

--> Change Attribute Reset:=FALSE

Self.Anim is a self attribute on that particular actor - it’s in the left column under the actor’s colour, positions, size etc.