Until Attribute Count = TableRowCount(game.SuccessTable)

I've just done a test but failed as well but I'm convinced that what you're after there is possible; it would involve using a Constrain Attribute being your velocity constrained to your row pick syste

Also, I found something tables can't do, I can't get a player attribute {velocity-xy} to be tied to a real attribute in the table like it can in the game section. For the first part, it only allows yo

Howcome you can only change that attribute when creating the game and not have it available at anytime so you can switch between various devices while keeping graphics the same size at the pixel level

ok so I hadn't put the 'self.damaged' attribute in the delay loop.. altho I had the game.hardhit in there…

Use a move attribute and make the speed 0. Move overrides all behaviours that involve motion.

of course i have self.motion.linear velocity x "attribute" in place and i also have an acceleration attribute in place ase well... what i wanna do is when the snowball hits the groun

Just to clarify, @kolabo, using a solution for your first question, (not your sum question) you DO need other Rules, attributes and a loop mechanism.

Hi @kolabo working on your boolean yes or no's, try the following: Make an integer attribute, called Count and another called Successes so at the end, use these Rules:

I think originally I had the 'game.hardhit' attribute in the time delay loop, but not the 'self.damaged' attribute.

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If you have the nightly version of Creator, it includes a Loop over Table behavior that can be used to easily move down the table and add each value to a sum attribute.

Why not get rid of the whole booleans and create one index attribute (self.hit) and when collide change self.hit to self.hit+1.

I should state that I had a game attribute called 'hardhit' which turns true if the velocity of the projectile when it collides with brick is over a certain amount.

When actor collides with [bullet] AND attribute self.damaged [boolean] is false

I have collisions between two actors. We'll say, Actor 1 and Actor 2.. Actor1 is spawned when mouse is released (think of Actor 1 as projectile). Actor 2 is Brick.

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I'm writing a rule that says when all the boolean attributes in column 1 of "successTable" are true change game.attribute "game.success" to true.

I've just got a couple of 'Back Button' issues to resolve... i.e. the back button won't work when I tell it to change a game attribute... which is needed to go back a stage... gonna try it 'the way r