Change Attribute -> Distance = Distance + 1

that is displayed. Every (.25) seconds change attribute +1 or what ever. Yes/no? Coukd it be that simple?

I believe you will have to constrain all the units x and y coordinates into a table

Add an Attribute to your prototype Planet as follows:

Welcome back, @digitalzero. The Log Debugging Statement is extremely useful. You can put any text or any expression (e.g. attribute value, mathematical formulas, etc.) and then open the Debugger win

Change attribute self.clickcount to (self.clickcount+1)%6

Yes, but you have to do a slight workaround. First change or constrain game.columnValue to tableCellValue(tableName,row,col) and then use game.columnValue in your rules. You can't use a table expres

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First, you may have to add a rule to your event where, along with displaying the text, you also set an attribute (integer) to whatever the random number chosen is. We will call this "random_

When attribute game.columnValue=1

Attribute - game.correct = no of pieces involved.. but that just does not work.

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I have two actors, the actor to be moved and an offsetter. The offsetter is non-scrollable, 1px in size, and is located in the bottom left of the screen. This actor constantly constrains its position

@peterraad Yes, make an actor that spawns the enemies. In the spawn behavior, set the x and y positions (relative to scene) beyond the edge of the scene. If you have scene wrapping on, it's easier b

"text: "..((game.attribute)and(1)or(0))

project as described above) I noticed an extra attribute that destroyed everything. But that is removed and works smooth (Image)

But if you want to constrain a "mask" actor to be the actual collidable actor for the bullet, you can also do that. It's easy with a single actor and kind of a pain with many actors

You can set the background and you put a change attribute color alpha to 0. Then you create a boolean attribute in game. and then you create the rule that when the actor touch the switch changes the a

If game.attribute = true then

I'm trying to add some text in front of an attribute value using an expression along the lines of "text: "game.attribute