Game attributes do not reset when you change or reset scenes. You have to manually reset them by doing change attribute game.lives to 5 right before the change scene or reset scene behavior.

Create Attributes:

Make an Attribute self.StartTime (real) in the actor/object.Start the object with a Change Attribute self.StartTime to game.TimeNow you can have a Timer (every 0 secs) A Rule which checks for &

Create an boolean attribute on the ACTOR tab for the bomb. name it dropped. Leave it unchecked.

Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

Create a real attribute called game.lastFiredTime.

Rule: When attribute self.Position X is greater than Object A position X

Please explain how you are changing the 'Level' attribute, also how do you have your spawner setup to spawn the actors.... I would do the following (not tested)

Add attributes

so, i've added an attribute to my game called "level", then i add a behaviour : change "level" to random(1,3), and when level=1 an actor will be spawned, and when l

Would monitoring the balls Y position as an attribute, and then saying 'if button down, and ballY >400 <420' work?

Constrain rotation to 60*cos( self.Time *100%180)

attribute scene.camera.origin.y TO 480

Change attribute scene.camera.origin.y to 480

In the power bar actor, add When touch is released change attribute game.actorVelocity to self.size.Width (or Height).

...Ah, I think I get it. Under that new attribute I set a number like 50 and will affect both actors at that speed.

So are you saying create an attribute under the "Game" tab. I assume this will be a REAL attribute? Not sure where I enter in the value for seconds. Am I creating a RULE somewhere? T

Any symbol will do... it's just so that the table stands out from other attributes in the attribute drop-down menu.

change attribute game.moveleft to true

..... Spawn actor, change attribute game.lastSpawnTime to game.Time.