so make a game attribute parachuteX and in the actor do:

I would like to change one attribute and move the entire scene 44 pixels to the right on the x axis so that my iPhone 4 version fits perfectly on the screen in my game that was saved as an iPhone 5 pr

--Change Attribute: self.counter to 1

Create 2 new global real attributes called X and Y

drag the scope around, I know I click on change attribute-> Attribute -> Actor.

Well it worked perfectly in my game. You do know the difference between a global attribute and a self attribute

I guess more of the question is ,how do you reset an attribute

yeh i did something similar i did a int attribute when actor is pressed change int attribute to 1 and when landed change it to 0.

Set a boolean attribute and enable it when you jump.

so i am making a game where u can move left to right. i want to add a jump button so i made and attribute that when jump=1 change actor position to (certain height)

It puts a limit on only 3 decimals. I found a work around to it, but all I did was set it to a real table cell value and typed in the value. No constrains to another attribute.

If you store a real table cell value into an integer attribute, it will round it.

As I was working with the tables in my game, I noticed that each real attribute value was being rounded. My game relies on perfect distance between these actors, as they are all stacked next to each o

#3 - Does this mean we can change the "Visible" attribute of an actor within a rule? That would be much better than simply changing its Opacity to 0.

It seems odd that the movable attribute can't be set at run time. If that's the case then I shouldn't be able to select it from the menu.

Thank you for the example seems as though currently then there is no way to directly interact with another actor except through a game attribute correct? I mean I could not just hide another actor wi

The way you do this is by using a global variable, e.g. game.firstActorRotation. In the button actor, you change or constrain the value of game.firstActorRotation and then in the spawned actor, you h

If 'self.Timer ON' is false, then constrain 'self.image' to (*a new actor I made which just has the first frame of the animation as its image). This means that the egg timer doesn't animate and just s

Make a new integer attribute called touches (or whatever) and start it at 0.

Rule 2: if 'self.Timer ON' is true, then every 1 second take away 1 from 'self.TIME' (integer attribute)