If you want to save attributes, you'll have have to use the Save Attribute behavior.

anything you store in an attribute can also be saved, but requires more rules

Change self.attribute.positionY to random(50, 100)

Are you triggering a attribute to change the image?

Rule: When back is pressed change the drag attribute's value to a higher value

That's called a behavior, but yes, you would copy the master table back into the working table. You would use a timer for your actor spawning and then most likely have a rule that says When attribute

You can use a table and 1 game.attribute. I'll call it "NumberOfUnicorns",

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#1 - i created a "controller" actor. placed it on the screen. then when TIME = 0 seconds. I perform a behavior like CHANGE game.PLATFORM.size.width = GAME_ATTRIBUTE

haha XD that's great. thanks for all the help, i had tried the global attribute before but it communicated too slow. i'll work it out though.

Not necessarily, you can make a game level attribute (an attribute that all actors can see) and - using constrains - pass the X and Y information (and anything else you might want to communicate) from

transparency' method you will still need to constrain everything together.

With regard to the 'extra transparency' / 'offset' issue, rather than having the blank areas to accommodate the offset you could constrain elements together . . . the thing is, even if you use your 'e

first table before exhausted i would use this attribute:

You can use the Timer or Interpolate behaviors to change the value of attributes including self.color.alpha.

attributes

@BonepileGames, I'm using the collision actor constrained to your main actor so it rolls smoothly over any bumps in your platforms. You can have your missiles still tracking the main actors X and Y lo

@tatiang yea I know the cross platform is nearly rxactly like I want....but for a nemoob like myself....when I go in to the attributes for it....absolutely nowhere can I find a refence to move the he

y-to-handle-actors-animate-and-change-image-sizes-collisions

Zoom in / out by moving fingers or triggered by attribute from pressing button but keeping ALL hud actors in place without any subtle movements/jitters -- see also my thread: