a standard every x seconds timer with change attribute does. So I don't think anything is gained through that method.

also re-trigger) do not. So if I put change attribute game.deviceMinutes to game.Clock.Minute inside of a timer, it will update after being inactivated & reactivated. But without the timer,

If processes stop when the app is inactive, could you make a pseudo clock by spawning an actor every 10th of a second and have that actor increment a global attribute. Then when the app goes dormant

Change Attribute game.deviceMinutes (real) to game.Clock.Minute

change attribute game.touch x to touch position x

Do you have a separate background image for your game playing scene? If so click the background and add the banner at the bottom of that. With nothing else on your background. That should constrain th

Actually, maybe I'm just not getting it, but I don't know what to do from what I've looked at. I mean, I don't know what attribute it's supposed to be, how to edit an attribute to do what I want it to

The built-in Timer behavior cannot use an attribute that changes. Once the timer starts, as you mentioned, it continues to "fire" at the same rate. If you use a custom timer (see h

(This is only constraining while the character is attempting to leave the play area.)

I don't have a lot of experience with that particular template but in general this is how you constrain an actor (assuming iPad landscape):

I'm currently using the cross platform controller template to give my game touch screen analog controls for movement. The problem is I'm not sure how to constrain the player's movement so he doesn't g

So when you delete a table row, you'll need to change an attribute that each actor uses for its row value.

You can use the "interpolate" behavior to fade music/sound in or out. Drag in the behavior, and under "interpolate attribute" go >Devices>Audio&gt

You would use a change attribute like this:

but I do know that you can use the Change Attribute Behavior to change/add to/subtract from/append your Attributes (Image)

I am trying to make a 2D Block Game, and moving the placer to make a grid is ugly and I need to add to the position of the placer, so how do I add a value to a attribute?

change attribute (volume) to ((volume+1)%2)

You can animate using the change attribute behavior and a loop.

Hey guilleface, which attribute type would I use when making the hero-x and hero-y globals? Would they be integers?

create 2 game global attributes,hero-x and hero-y