When I change any value or add rule or change attribute in Scene 1, I go check Scene 2 I find same edits took place in Scene 2.

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so i used actor as respawner, and in the bars actors i did randomly attribute change to the wiedth,and didnt touch the height, but some how every time it respawn the bars actor it respawn it as a cube

Change attribute Go to true

Try this: two integer attributes, call one PosX and put your actor's starting X position as its value, and PosY, similar but with initial Y position. Also make a boolean called Go.

Scene menu and edit that scene, its scene.Lives attribute is also set to 15 even though it had been set to 0."

Also When I change any attribute in Scene 1, it changes same automatically in Scene 2.

Those behaviors work properly but you need to understand that game attributes do not get reset when you Reset Scene or Change Scene. You need to do that manually, for example:

Change Attribute Game.CanShoot to true

Hi @nizzar27 Where in your Rules is your Change Attribute behaviour? Also, I presume your bullets are being spawned?

Simply put it (a ship is shooting bullets, when it picks up a boost it should shoot faster but it does not)

before each spawn you can change attribute distance to random(1,300)

place another actor on the scene and do Change Attribute self.Image to Shoot.png. Does the actor show up with the correct image? Do the same for Change Attribute self.Image to NoShoot.png. Does th

the size of the ball, add a condition that says attribute self.grounded is false.

The game.Audio.Music Volume attribute displays as 0.5 when I add it to display text. How can I change this to 50%

Change Attribute: self.HP to self.Hp -1 was used.

I have a boolean attribute called SlotFilled

the drop down and only be offered the first 8 attributes (Name/Time/Position/Size/Rotation/Color/Image/Tags), with the remaining 4 being initially 'hidden' (Preload Art/Graphics/Motion/Physics) . . .

I have an actor (ball) that is spawned and drops to the ground. When it drops to the ground, the attribute of the ball changes. When i touch the screen, the same actor has to be respawned. When it hit

set to 0 seconds would be identical to change attribute but I guess I'd have to test that to know for sure. Anyway, you should absolutely be able to enter decimals for Interpolate durations. Are yo