Change attribute self.spawn to 1

@BBEnk‌ you have a souns theory there, after you complete each level there is a save attribute feature with a certain key. Then, that key is loaded with the initial splash screen (my very first scene)

create a game integer attribute, name it accelerate and set it to 0.

when the 100x100 animation runs change image size to 100x100 same for 150x150 just use a change attribute before each animation.

("trafficlight.attribute" mod 4)+floor((("trafficlight.attribute"-1) mod 4) / 3) * 2

You're correct in noting that the mod(,3) aka %3 function results in values of 0, 1, or 2. To return values of 1, 2, 3, you just add one to the mod result: attribute%3+1 or mod(attribute,3)+1.

set your trafficlight attribute to 1

If I have a change attribute function that reads, for example, as follows:

would be pretty simple if it were just: If "whatever" is "whatever" change attribute self.physics.collision to false. Otherwise change attribute self.physics.coll

I guess you could also create a game text attribute and call it comma. Give it a comma value.

Try making a game boolean attribute and set it to true initially.

You can either (1) have a third Attribute that checks if its value is no longer the same as Attribute1's, and then you fire the Rule to copy Attribute1's current value to Attribute3, and then change A

That wasn't quite what I meant. If Attribute 1's value is 20 and something changes it to 28, 83, 69 (any value), I want Attribute 2's value to become Attribute 2 + 1 for example.

You can always have a Rule for your second Attribute, like...

I have two attributes that I'm using for my game. Is it possible to make so the first one of them is changed (no matter to what) the second changes to something different. The only other option I can

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So if these blocks disappear and then reappear, I would just move them slightly enough to cause the collision to be removed, a couple pixels would do, it wouldn't be noticeable to the player. Ideally

Create an integer attribute called Buzzy X. You need to get Buzzy's Position to trigger the points after it passes the obstacles.

create a self integer attribute for your actor, name it touch and set it to 1.

I have an invisible actor which slowly moves up the screen in which the camera follows. I also have another actor which is free to move about the screen. I want to constrain the free moving actor with