Thanks so much! It works! But I thought I might say that the Y position attribute is irrelevant and when I used it it didn't work. But, after ditching that, everything is running to my liking (Image)

When Attribute scene.Time = 3 and yourActor.Position.X = (starting unmoved x pos.) and yourActor.Position.Y = (starting unmoved y pos.)

Change Attribute game.randomRow to random(1,tableRowCount(tableName))

I want to make an achievement in my game that if you don't move for a certain "x" amount of seconds, in a row and at the start of the scene, an attribute is changed from one value to

So if I've understood you correctly, this'll work: make two integer attributes one called Temp and another called yourNumber.

-- Change Attribute: self.myIndex To: random(1,4)

When attribute game.Lives = 0

Yeah basically, you have an attribute with the result of 122.23 for example. Save attribute to key Highscore. At scenestart use Load attribute key Highscore to the attribute you want to display as hig

Thanks for the above video. I have made the attributes(when originally started this project-should have been more clear in my first post) t-shirt booth refers to in order to allow 'touch' to work once

The colour police almost smashed the door in... OK, I said, the RGB attributes are real and you get three decimal places, I said, so it's 8 bit all the way; then they said, you tryin' to be funny, son

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Or, Change Attribute to random(200,1000)/1000 :-)

Change attribute to random(51,255)/255

I watched a tutorial on Youtube about saving memory to an iPhone, in this case, a High score. Just wanted to make sure that, saving an attribute to a key, and loading it to a key is the answer? When I

Change attribute to (random(0,204)/255)+0.2

I'm trying to make an object that will change it's red and green attribute to a random value between 0.2 and 1. but after testing them and looking at the debug screen, their values are either 0 or 1.

For lives make an integer attribute and set it to the amount of lives you want and then in your main actor say when player collides with enemy change attribute game.lives to game.lives - 1 then say wh

4. - Try an attribute named "Code" and drag the attribute code when the actor opens a window to write code?

Thanks, that's what I was thinking buy was sort of hoping there was an auto detector that is displayed as an attribute that says what language the device is set too.

Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X To: 55*sin(game.Time*150)+200