oh I got soo many replies lol.. Anyway i'll try to do what @KevinCross says about putting a timer attribute. I didn't use or learn tables yet, i'll probably need to learn that on my next game.. I will

As I wrote, Kevin, for the copy table, all you need is the bare minimum, a table with 1 row and 1 column and no attribute types selected even, i.e just as it appears after pressing the + sign. That's

Not sure why you find using Copy Table behaviours so bad, Kevin... (it sure beats having to set up a load of change attributes to put back original values in all your Tables... now that'd be pants for

I haven't saved a table or attribute in viewer for a while (weeks, maybe even a month) so I may well be mistaken.

Every 1 sec change attribute game.timer to -1 ( 5 second count down)

Here's an example of the vertical trackpad. I'm setting game.Y with the initial position of the orange actor because otherwise game.TrackY is 0 when it first starts and it places the orange actor at t

Hi all, I'm having a problem with my save and loading the game. Example I have a "score" attribute, then I also used the same attribute to save. Then I put load attribute at my main

Add a game attribute called TouchY.

You nailed it. An attribute would be the best way.

Ive considered doing this with an attribute adding and subtracting every time an actor is spawned or destroyed with a simple (Attribute + 1) code, just wondering if there is a better way?

Actor receives event - Mouse button - is down + Attribute - game.Power - is true.

For self.speed, I created an actor attribute (integer) but later changed my mind and used the move behaviour instead.

.Change Attribute: game.Power - to - true.

..Change Attribute: self.Color.Alpha = 0

..Change Attribute: game.Power Recently Used = True

Change Attribute: game.Power Recently Used = True

It's an attribute that you would have to add in/create. Choose whatever name you want, I just chose one that was descriptive for the example. It needs to be a game attribute though and not one on an a

@KevinCross Thanks, I'm gonna try that now, but where is the attribute game.Power Recently Used?

Change Attribute: game.Power Recently Used = True

Create attribute - Boolean - set to false