Hi @theazlowes try something like this: make two new integer attributes, let's call them Lcount and Rcount.

But yes, basically, I want to use an attribute to look-up a row(or column) in a table.

Say I want to change an actor attribute's value, and the value I want is in a table. Instead of using the look-up row#, can I rather have it determine which row to use by finding a matching value wit

Loops are used when you want to repeat behavior, not when you want to constrain behavior.

One is to constrain the balls x and y positions to the paddles x and y positions. This would, however, make the ball "stick" to the center of the paddle, no matter where the ball hit

For example I don't see it much different than using a rule with a constraint:

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make a game attribute

stock timer or a self-made timer) and a change attribute is any smoother. I find sometimes it is.

Create a new integer attribute (I call it game.y) and set it to 2 as standard. Then use the following:

thank you both i have tried the load attribute behavior and i did the tutorial a few days ago but it still wont work i probably just need to troubleshoot

Have you tried using the load attribute behaviour?

Well i wouldn't change the image on each number, instead I would change game.Time. Then by assign the image value to the Attribute "game.Time" it will auto update using the setup you

The delay is in the actor's self.rowLagOffset attribute but also in the way I set up the timer. I sent you a PM earlier... if you need me to customize the demo for you, let me know.

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Create a boolean attribute called touch.

As of now I am using a rule and the movement attribute.

check link of my actor attribute setup https://www.dropbox.com/s/2dtlmjrfdhuhndo/mysetup.jpg