I'm triggering it via a Constrain Attribute: self.Integer-value tied to a Table value.

Instead of using self.Visible, use the self.Color.Alpha attribute. Simply change that to 0 or 1. The value of 0 will make the actor invisible, while the value of 1 will make it visible.

I have an actor that starts with a visibility of false. Based on an event, I want to simply change the actor's visibility to true but it is not working? I using the change attribute self.visible to

I have this potion scene in my point and click game where you put water in the cauldron and to show it's boiling, it plays an animation of 6 frames. So you click with the water jug, attribute sets to

Make a game attribute call it direction and make it an integer leave it set to 0 now make a button to press to swap the direction of accelerate and do a rule if touch is pressed change game.direction

When attribute game.Time ≥ game.timeStamp + game.spawnDelay

Rule#1 If self.height is 100 (saying that the original height is 100) and button up arrow is pressed, then change attribute self.height to 150.

[Create real attributes called game.timeStamp and game.spawnDelay. Set game.spawnDelay to some number of seconds such as 5.]

@andryhakim in the actor that's moving left be it a pipe of hazard or whatever just do a rule if self.position.x < 20 (change 20 to suit) then change attribute score to score + 1 obviously you

of the timer, choose a random value (Change Attribute game.randomNum to random(1,4)) and then spawn a specific ball color at a specific location based on that value.

No. It needs to be a separate rule from the collision rule. You also have a rule that does a Reset Scene behavior. In that rule, you need to place a Change Attribute game.score to 0 behavior right

I have game attribute "score" that counts fruits. And if player hits wall, or falls, I've set attributes that change "score" to 0. And that is on top of Reset Scene

The scene reset behavior does not affect the values of game attributes. So if you are storing the number of collected fruits in a game attribute, you need to manually reset that value (Change Attribu

The Display Text behavior constrains (constantly updates) the expression value so there isn't a need to use a separate timer or constrain behavior with it.

Attributes are defined in the cookbook in the link that @quantumsheep posted above. If you have questions about a specific type of attribute, feel free to post them.

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I figured out what the problem was! In your example, you put the display text attribute outside of the timer i.e. independent of. In my code I had it inside the timer. Man, the smallest things.....

Timer -> every 1 seconds (run to completion set) -> change attribute: game.Random_Front_Layer to Random(1, 5) ->

If it didn't work when you typed in a key for the save and load attribute behaviors, I'm not sure why that would be the case. You're welcome to send me a link to download your file and I can take a l

When Attribute self.Position.X =< -self.Size.Width/2,