Is it a game attribute, scene attribute, actor attribute, or a value in a table or array?

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No matter I just need to change attribute by 0.2 every 5 sec

change the size or any other game time editable attribute this would be no different to me than doing it with 100 actors. Heck I could even make individual overlap a d collide rules by modifying the

I have had issues with the player falling through the platform at times. Gamesalad is having to constrain my attribute all the time and then do a mathematical equation on top of that. I decided to sim

When I restart the game every thing move like the speed attribute say but if I change it when the game is running the speed will not change...(Quote)

Game Attribute

change attribute speed to speed-0.02

i try this but i need to restart the game every time the speed change i don't know why but the 'real' attribute not changing anything in 'real time' so the speed doesn't changing

Use a 'real' attribute.

I have a attribute (speed) and I want to change it every 5 by 0.2

the "." of those attribute numbers disappears after hitting play, so it becomes astronomic.

You can access scene level attributes if you unlock the prototype on the scene. A prototype is the original copy of any given actor. If when you open the copy of it on the scene you'll see a lock cove

value of actor two's self. position unless you constrain it to a game or global attribute. You could then reference that global attribute in actor one.

So which rule should i use? Change att or constrain att?

new event to trigger incrementation of the coin attribute. You would want the coin to increment the attribute instead.

When actor overlaps/collides with coin, change attribute game.coin to game.coin + 1.

Sure - change attribute scene.Camera.Origin X (or Y) to ....Anything you want.

Hmm I didn't really mean actor more the difference screens you create like start menu etc where you change the attribute to move the camera to another screen

Make a game attribute that is a text attribute for input.