each actor is independent and can have it's own attribute values.

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Constrain Attribute: BetAmount to moneyMin+(moneyMax-moneyMin)*sliderValue/300

-- Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: max( game.sliderMin ,min( game.sliderMax , game.Mouse.Position.X )

I attribute variables are now using to record.

I think it's because I have constrain attributes in the dots on the map; that may be messing with the enemies.

With wrong key. I touch the wrong key and key has Alfa color 0,5 key-use attribute is in active. Touch the door but same message

I tried to add additional global attribute "integer" if key take true and touch pressed. Change attribute wrong key to (game.wrongkey+1)%2.

I have that set up, but the last rule on the enemy: attribute > self.distanceFrom is less that 150 > accelerate towards...I want him to stop accelerating or spawning, which I'm not sure

I have it all working nicely but I don't know the best way to set it up so there is an attribute to say when it's completed.

Change Attribute: self.tableRow = 0

One way is to communicate with the spawned actors through the use of a game attribute:

make a game attribute text : change

This is what happened when I was trying it in my game, I had a rule for when the attribute for the level ending was true to save the level score to the table, then display it in text, still invalid ex

Black or white boxes on adhoc versions are often caused by a timing problem in the rules. Basically, a change attribute self.Image behavior is initiated at the same time that a table value is being c

Hey guys question about resolution. If making a retro style game, with pixelated graphics, rather than having large images of pixelated characters, is it possible to lower the resolution of a game and

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like you said create attribute spawncount. In your enemies actor you already make a spawn actor rule right ? put it this rule here if attribute spawncount<15 this will make it if you spawn 15 e

If you want a specific amount of actors spawned, just make an attribute (let's call it "count") then have a rule that spawns an actor, adds one to the count, checks the count is stil

@Bellow, thanks for your reply. Just so I understand what you're saying, I would create an integer attribute called 'spawncount'. Then in my enemies actor, create a rule that says change attribute &am