Sounds like to need to create some actors call them "walls and floor". Surround screen with walls and a floor. Make them bouncyness 0 and non movable...as well as invisible if you c

Best answer I can think of is to create a game attribute "integer" called "actor count"...if your using a timer to spawn actors...change attribute to increase +1 pe

This may be obvious but just in case, if you had a Boolean Attribute and tried to assign it's value to an Integer Attribute, that may not work as expected. So what I'm saying is not all Attribute type

also useful when you need the position for every actor. make a self.attribute and change self.attribute to game.count. and constrain table value to self.position.X inside row:self.integer. also add ta

Add a Integer Attribute called Count. Then in the actor that you want to keep count of add a Change Attribute Behavior that says Count = Count +1. Then each time you spawn one of those actors the Coun

So, the one of the things you can try, is to create an actor (e.g. STOPPER) and place it on the roof. In the car actor place attribute:

i have gone through with change attribute already but it wasn't working ......

Anyhow, to add more info, use a Change Attribute behaviour:

The Change Attribute behaviour sets an attribute to another attributes value, to a hard value, to a value stored in a table, a formula can be used to calculate a value, etc

Hello, i want to know how to set attribute1 value to attribute 2 ?

Constrain: forum.junkmail to 100*sin(waste.of.time)+spam.

Create a real attribute called game.counter and set the value to 10 (or any number... but the effects are greatest when you start at 10; not sure why).

Using an every 0.1 timer or any other method, decrease the value of a real attribute by 0.1. When close to certain integers such as 1, the value of the real attribute changes from a tenth of a whole

Works well, because the integer attribute counter has an initial value of 0, he past one time: rule is true :spawn actor, hero past second time the value is 2, false , not spawn actor,greetings

Exactly the same as I suggested except with one crucial difference: if you've got your spawn happening when count is 1, it'll always happen every time your hero goes past 400 with your way… I thought

I have already resolved, I use an attribute called counter and the rule :when the position is > =400 and self.count=0 count=count+1, sapwn actor Thanks

Hi @agueis If you mean you only want the spawn to happen once then use something like the following (one way to handle it): make an integer attribute called Trigger

As you mention, you *can* play the game - I attribute that to the particles being 'lighter' than actors!

- Constrain Attribute

Create a real attribute called game.spawnTime.