Change Attribute Random to Random(1,10)

Under the animation,I added an ON change attribute. I assume that changing the self.image to "main actor attack" refers to both images in the animation. am I right? also, May I kno

I think I found a bug though... If you switch the ball from the top to the bottom, and it collides with a wall while making the switch, on the next run I'm unable to tap anything. The ball doesn't bou

I was using Collisions as a means of detecting other objects.

Most likely, you need to remove the conditions from those rules so that the switch attribute is not a condition. So if you have a boolean such as activated card that gets set to true when the player'

I just figured it out after 5 hours of trial and error. Thanks for whoever read that mess of an explanation. Everything I said above worked, I just had to add another boolean attribute that acted like

{change attribute ( game.weapon-selected +1)%X}

To get around this, I set up my own touch attribute. Local to the actor.

Is there a way you can make it so an a value of something can be several different types of numbers? As in lets say I wanted an attribute to be either equal to 1, 5, 20, 14, or 23. How could I do that

hi all i am having many problems with this, say i have a actor when game.allowtotouch is true and touch is realeased change attribute.next to true, so this works fines the first time, but when my attr

I am making an optional 2Player matching card game. I already have a boolean attribute called "Activated card" that identifies when two cards have been flipped. I have 24 cards and I

I already have a boolean attribute called "Activated card" that identifies when two cards have been flipped. I have 24 cards and I have a score system that counts the total pairs. I

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To allow the player to increase the bar, you'd need to constrain its height to an attribute (e.g. game.health) plus an additional attribute (e.g. game.playerAdded).

Change Attribute game.random to random(1,3)

So theoretically, would it be possible to make the change attribute behavior change to the scene number? For example, say the level select is on level 4 and level 4 is the 6th scene into the game. Cou

actor 3 should move to all actors 2 and destroy it (attribute pack +1)

the bottom of the actor that is increasing those attributes and then use scene.firstRun=true as a condition for any rules you want to run only once. Or if you don't want to deal with scene attribute

So in that actor, you would have two self attributes, both real, called self.LastX and self.LastY. When you change scenes from that scene, change self.LastX to self.position.X and self.LastY to self.

if game attribute x != 0 then add to game attribute y