1. Have a game attribute called total coins and add to that after every run i.e. game.total coins = game.total coins + game.coins collected this run. Be sure to save the attribute at the end of each r

Create a real attribute stating the Y position of the Main actor. Eg. Main.Actor.Y. Which assume its always moving up?

Err..Yer I think so, sorry I didn't say it exactly right, so my idea was to keep the next attribute to be used stored until the attribute.value changes again, so this is what I came up with, but it is

Hi Max, I think I understand what you're asking: basically, that's one use of the Constrain Attribute behaviour, which can constrain a certain attribute to another which will be updated constantly. TH

So I would like to find out the easiest way for an actor to detect when an attribute changes and then act on that change, eg. in a rule.

There is an Attribute that you can use to control the Music and Sound Volume already, is that what you are suggesting?

If you put the following two Attribute Change rules into each actor they will always sit on whole pixel values.

You need to cut the first rule off. So use a self attribute integer. Plus touch is released isn't good to use for this as it functions like turning a light switch on it stays on. Touch is pressed is m

If you need the integers to increase rather than reset to 0, then you're probably going to need to set up a couple of extra game attributes, or at least one to store the last level message shown I.e.

Change Attribute game.weapondaggertier to 0

That's a boolean attribute used as a "switch" which I happen to call toggle (because it toggles back and forth between off and on states).

Change Attribute scene.toggle to true

Game Attribute:

attribute:

This can be done, but first... don't use constrain to position stationary actors. Instead, turn off the "moveable" option for the actor and use change attribute behaviors outside of

Don't constrain - that is working all the time - Change Attribute - there is a chance that this rule will not fire in time so perhaps put a very short timer on it. Also see the post "Timers a

Hi, I'm not getting why you've the complication of using Constrain (let alone any other behaviours); or any rules, to get an image - like a ceiling to be in a certain place... why not just place it wh

This has worked so far for my iOS and android devices with adhoc builds using Overscan. However, with the android devices, I found that I needed to add a Reset Scene in the Home page for it to work.

i have a game played in landscape. i do not want it to rotate to portrait when the device is moved. i have used changed parameters on the scene's autorotate attribute. also have tried to constrain an

mousse position don't update, when i constrain my camera Y