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You could also publish a mac version of your game. Then hide the cursor with your screen recording software and constrain an image of a hand to the mouse position within your game logic.

Game level attribute Integer (t.action)

max(scoreA, scoreB) ---so this will give the value of that attribute scoreA or scoreB, whichever is the highest. (For interest, you can add as many integer or real attributes as you want to this funct

I moved actors/art using screen.size attribute going from iPhone 5 to 4 using overscan.

you could put the play sound rule inside your touch rule after the change attribute so every time it gets touched it fires the sound the its set at.

In my game, I'm trying to generate a random sound upon clicking an actor. I set an integer for the scene known as (random sound). When I click the actor through The Change Attribute command I change t

I want to have two different animations for, say, NE movement: one facing north and moving northeast and the other facing east. I tried using custom attributes for the cardinal directions so whatever

However, it may be too late to do this, unless there is a time-specific attribute or some other way to see if a user had the initial version. (Image)

Make an attribute for spawning enemies, so when you complete a level it goes like this:

I constrained the plane to the mouse in the game. But when I recorded the video with "Screen Record Tool Lite" I unchecked the show mouse option so in the video you see the plane fli

You can control their visibility with a game attribute that doesn't get reset scene-to-scene. Or is there a reason you need to spawn them (e.g. they are bullets, enemies, etc.)?

- Then just do a simple Attribute check if the answer given is equal to the answer or answers in the selected Row. You will probably have tableCellValue( ) on the right-hand side.

You need to unlock the actor and go into scene/layers or you could simply make a game attribute real and then constrain that to the heros x position in your hero actor.

Create a custom Attribute to store them in. Most probably a Global Integer Attribute.

If it would help, I would probably make use of a Scene Integer Attribute, that takes note of which point in the game to spawn the actor (or maybe just a change in Coordinates). Then just update that C

Make a game.attribute (real) and call it HeroY then in your hero actor constrain game.HeroY to self.position.Y

Hey guys, I have yet another problem. I know how to make my actor jump but I have encountered a problem. My jump mechanism works like this: I have a boolean attribute called 'OnTheGround' which determ

In layer 11, there was a rule where I Change Attribute self.Position.X to 835.412

Sooo, I have a rule in my game that changes a game attribute to a random number between 1-15 every 1.5 seconds using the methods explained in the 'timers are for chumps' post. It's something like this