It depends a bit on how you're keeping score. If you have a game that counts up slowly from 0 to 1 to 2, etc., then you would create an integer attribute called game.ZERO and give it the value 0, and

change attribute currentescene.camera.size.height to 480

when i try to rule change attribute scene go to true or false ... i dont find scene in attribute options !!!

I didn't bother to constrain the rotation when your piece is close to the edge of the screen, so you can actually rotate outside of the borders. But that wouldn't be overly difficult to fix. More long

I also changed the attribute value of bestscore to 1000.

Create attribute speed

My point is that fixed vertical wrap seems to limit the size of the actor. If you make a new actor with a rule that says When Touch is Pressed, change attribute self.size.height to self.size.height +

@SingleSparq, you can use the tableSearch() function in place of any expression or attribute. It returns zero if it doesn't find anything. With the Nightly build, you can set the rule condition to n

But the match is in a single string and I'm not matching a column number. I type the word in to a global attribute and have it search the table to match that attribute. (Unless I'm missing the obviou

Here's the problem: attributes in timers do not update. So even though you'd think that having an attribute change value inside of a timer, the timer actually will always run with the initial duratio

Create a boolean attribute.

2) Just change the rotation attribute in the main actor from 180 to 90

edit - And to be clear, all that has to be changed to go from working perfectly to weird behavior, is to change the change attribute function of random from random(1,1) or random (2,2) to random(1,2).

I have an integer for the score which works fine, and have added the attribute (integer) 'ratebirds' for the spawn rate, and set it to '3'.

Sure, you can change the constrain formula to add an offset value. Assuming the values are off by about 12 (as in my screenshot above), try this:

rule if attribute self.position.y is greater then 280

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Excellent work, as always, GameSalad! Thanks for the detailed post! I miss those. (Image)

BTW, I used the new table search feature to replace the 80 attribute dictionary hack (80,000 words) I was using for word games. It's fantastic. If anyone is interested I have a 180,000 word dictio

Ah, the classic "Try it to see" change attribute. The main staple of every developer's diet.