@Icebox I was concerned when I read that the web version would not let you preview if there was a missing attribute. Along with what you mentioned, it's too conservative. If I have a missing attribu

    Change attribute game.blade_vertical to true

i have a integer attribute called game.color which identifies the color number and with each color number i add change attribute to the color values

I would use a game state attribute to control the switching of the actors. It will give you more control in the long run.

or one rectangle and one circle, your collisions are going to be triggered when the ball actor hits the ring actor's boundary (not the visible image but the rectangle containing the actor's dimension

Then change Moves (Attribute) to minus 1.

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Also copy paste is just behaviors right now (though you can now go between projects with some attribute resolution / wiring).

Hi @Braydon_SFX

I made two custom collisions, one for the T and one for the TREE.

In the project you sent, all the actors have rectangle collision shapes, no custom collisions, so it's hard to do any tests with it.

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Just two game attributes (plus an actor attribute) and relatively straightforward logic. Ask any questions if you have them.

Currently I made some attributes (integer):

Basically something is preventing the actor attributes from showing up when the game is loaded. BUT if you add an attribute and remove it, the attribute browser will show up again. Because this is mos

Is this done by storing and calculating the values in a table or would I just keep it between actors while using collisions, destroy etc.?

when touch is pressed change attribute game.color=1

Then you could merge each row (assuming you are using a text attribute to merge into) and check to see if any rows contain "111".

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Create a boolean game attribute call it trail , set it to false .