Hi, by changing the count to 0 & 1 accordingly (so the Count attribute could be a boolean now, as well as an integer, whichever you prefer).

Change Attribute Count to Count+1

What you can do is have a boolean game attribute that when true it activates the Change Scene behavior to go to the next scene. The pause screen that you bring up when you beat a level, when you press

I don't understand what use a Yes,No,Maybe would be used for when applied to a boolean attribute, except in the sense of Yes,No,Either ; would they be the same thing?

like when you said I had to make a game level attribute. were do I make it? on the actor , game , or scene. sorry for the trouble but thanks

same way: the player actor increases an integer attribute and the bullet actor assigns and uses that same value. I created a demo recently that does just that (the bullet spawning and assigning, not

You can set up 'sensors' around the obstacle that trigger this, when the actor goes behind the obstacle an attribute is triggered that changes the values of the alpha channels accordingly.

Constrain self.Colour.Alpha to this:

newFunction(x,y,game.YNM,z) where game.YNM is a text attribute that has the value "yes","no","maybe"

You need a game level attribute that track what the active scene you are on. You can use an INTEGR and number the scenes 1,2,3 et... When each scene starts have it change game.level to it's associated

Create your high score table using 60 rows OR 60 columns (I'm not sure if either one is faster for crawling). For each level, update the score of the table cell that corresponds to the level currently

How to use attributes "highscore" with "table" system?

actors hitting it and subtracting from a life attribute? Or is it better to have if actor y collides with x subtract 1 life point and if actor z collides with x subtract 1 life? Rather than having x

One way is to constrain a "radius" actor (circle with radius=100) to each enemy and when the player collides with the radius, have it stop and fire.

Is there a way to constrain one actors angle to another actors angle?

Does your actor have Visible turned off? Display Text won't work if the actor Visible attribute is false.

Like playbackapps said, just constrain the wheels to your truck body and then constrain their rotation to the truck's position (π and all that).

I'm not the best at gs.. but you need to have separate wheels and constrain them to the body of your truck.. then constrain the rotation of them to the velocity of the truck body.. something along tho

First of all - the last actor (the blue one) should go away in the position from the planet's center but I don't know how. If you click the right corner box the attribute will change to 0/1, it is mad

My current game I've been working on for around a year a Mario type game has constraints and attributes all over the place creating collision area and joints so in the end.