What I have is When touch is pressed > in app purchase item rules > change attribute to the weapon you want to buy. But that doesn't work because when you touch the button, it changes th

@ZeroRaven, Okay. I see what you did. Seems easy enough. Just have an attribute that says when bullet 1 is selected, turn your original bullet off.

When I did it I used the 1,2,3,4 keys and had each tied to a game attribute.

Hi all, switched (from PC-Windows7) to my office computer (PC-running Vista), and the layout of GS is different, and not good different. The main frustration is that when trying to change an attribute

Place a single actor on the scene 16 times in a 4x4 grid. In the actor, create two integer attributes called myRow and myCol. Double-click on each actor on the scene and change its self.myRow and se

Create an real attribute called GameLevel.

When creating the prototype, I can add the rule but I am not allowed to create the "change attribute" that controls the "current scene" function.

If you put the Replicate Behavior within your actor (whatever it is) and then control its Count amount with an Attribute.

-Change attribute game.NextScene to true

change attribute

So basically, the button that you press to get a different bullet to shoot out says, when touch is pressed > change attribute game.weaponAmmo to true.

That's a pain to hear, although in my experience, something simple, such as changing an attribute has caused me constant crashes. This is because there is so much code is then related to that attribut

FYI you don't need to mute the sound attribute if you only want to shut off the music.

I have the turret constrined to the base by using a constrin attribute to set the turrets self.positionx and self.positiony to the bases X,Y coordinates with a slight offset to account for the turret

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Create a Game attribute (Boolean)

I'm scrolling a grid of actors by having one actor move and update a game attribute while it moves, then have all other actors constrained to that one game actor with the relevant offsets.

Constrain self.Image to "tyre"..self.time

What this would also mean, in an experimental benefit way, is fonts could be used as artwork in the game with the display text attribute.

     Constrain self.position.X to game.mouse.position.X