When you start to drag your character (not while you're dragging), store it's start position in two game attributes i.e. game.startDragX and game.startDragY

I have a clock in my game that is split into 4 circles, and when each circle gets to a certain rotation and they all line up it triggers a boolean attribute (clock right).

Set Attribute game.score = to range 10-15 ?

i'v re-upload the file with a new attribute "division", that change the speed of the motion

I've found an equation, that move object smoothly, I change an attribute and the object move,

I have a simple keyboard in which when pressed change a certain attribute to the key letter (which works PERFECTLY on windows) and to display it. But now when ever i press any key it says "in

If attribute game.attribute1 is >1

change attribute

if self.animation is true do animation and do change attribute self.animation to false.

if I were you I should use a self attribute.

When bullet collides with actor, attribute game.hit to game.hit+1

I'm sure all he is doing is changing an attribute when that main button is pressed, then interpolating the position and rotation of the buttons that follow.

So, as you mean, if there's one button on a panel, is the way I constrain the button to this panel like this?

Read up on the Constrain behaviour. That's one way of doing it, and shouldn't be too taxing if it's just for your popup.

it's fixed now.. removing the timer at the load attribute did solved the problem thanks @jonmulcahy the score is saving and loading well . I also found my fault in the save attribute, had fixed proble

-- Change Attribute: self.rotationSpeed To: 0

Glad you fixed your problem. Tables are grouped into the attributes section when searching for them. It is always a good measure to prefix them Tb- so you can tell the difference from a table for scor

Create attribute LastX, LastY, Miles, and Self.Distancefrom

Change attribute: Game.Integer to (Game.Integer+1)%8

Change Attribute: integer = 1