One thing to check is if you have any Change Attribute(or Constrain) behaviors that are trying to change a numerical attribute to a non-numerical value.

constrain self motion linear x

You could create a game attribute called hudTouched (set it to 0) and then whenever the attack button is touched have hudTouched =1, else hudTouched = 0.

- Change Attribute Iterate = False # Must always be last instruction inside the loop body.

contstrain attribute: game.Flipper_Angular_Velocity to self.angularvelocity

made 5 game attributes with the names lane1,lane2, lane3, lane4,lane5

First you can't use an integer as the don't do decimal places. You need to use a real attribute. Alpha state is 1 full visibility and 0 invinsable everything in between is decimal so 50% visibility wo

useful post that said to setup a new integer attribute on my object I want to control the visibility of, make it an integer, then use that to control the alpha of the object in the color menu. Then m

-Change game.attribute to true

When touch is released/outside, change attribute move (direction) to false.

Vector to angle will give a more accurate trajectory. When I do something like this I tend you prefer using scene linking of actor X and Y positions as this is faster than going through external attri

I have three real attributes

make new attribute call it achievement1 for example

ehm... when you do constrain attribute and then attributes you can choose betweet game devices scene serviced and self

Integers are whole number variables so they would have to be using a real attribute.

I though I could make a attribute that you prevent from updating a second time but realized if the player is off network, earns an achievement, then reconnects later they won't have that one update.

Change att music.volume (the one I've made for the slider purposes, it is connected to game.audio.music.volume in the devices section) to self.savemusic (real attribute in the actor).

I like the way it shoots to your finger position so that touching the paddle isn't necessary, you just touch. However with this method the paddles get confused because you cannot constrain their x&

I have a integer attribute (the score) and i want to use the display text behavior with an custom font (i have .png's)

Also, if you want to 'touch' the end of the actor to stretch instead of anywhere in the actor, than you can create invisible actor/s and constrain to your main actor. Warning--- I am a rookie, hence t