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

change attribute spawncount+1

ok i did it i create new integer attribute and numbered guns. And i create another inventory attribute for images. when you touch on any gun it changes that integer and that inventory image change tha

if you constrained to positions from the player to the attributes then yes (Image)

I already have an integer attribute for playerX and playerY for a mini map I'm building. Can I use those attributes to make this?

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@timolapre1998, first make 2 game integer attributes. playerY and playerX

Yes make game attribute fire

first make 2 game integer attributes. playerY and playerX

attribute fire=0

through the frames with something like change attribute or change image, but the frame rate would be constantly changing, so for example when you slow down the frame rate would slow down too which wi

I have 2 copies of an actor (A) than change an scene attribute when overlaps o collide with other actor (B).

Well, since your title has "Constrain Attribute?" as a question, I'll answer it: yes!

make a game attribute and give every of you scene this attribute like

even when i set up a "global" attribute for it.

Hi, I'm trying to make a mini map, and it's working so far, but my dots don't move when my tank moves. Does anyone know what could be wrong?

Then you should add those as part of the touch rules for each. If if this collides withX and active item = 0 (you should have a global attribute that gets updated if a player has something active or

I have created Table (TBText) and inside of table I created 2 text attributes 2rows and 2 columns.

Load attribute, such as attribute blocks, using save.