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

Create a game attribute called game.spawnOrder (integer).

maker doesn't seem to have different variable (Attribute) types and just puts it all in one. Gamesalad's better in several ways, you have different variables/attributes to work with, it's much more u

I believe it's Constrain Attribute self.Rotation to vectorToAngle(self.motion.linear velocity.X, self.motion.linear velocity.Y)

kinda like have a blackout right now. I want to constrain my actor (so the top is at front) to his self motion.

the next word T-O-P so I can't just reset the attribute when I find RAT. And POT is part of POTATO so same problem there. And do I stop when I find POTATO or do I assume that POTATOES is up next?

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You would create a custom keyboard where each actor represents one letter and have a rule that adds its self.Letter (e.g. 'A') to the end of a text attribute (e.g. Change Attribute game.word to game.w

Change Attribute game.actorCount to game.actorCount+1

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--change attribute to (game.attribute+1)%2

Have the spawned actors change its own attributes based on game attributes when initiated.

Thanks @tatiang but you lost me there. Can you explain what you mean? Are you saying that the spawned actor should not have any change attribute, BUT actors outside of it should?

Too many rules. Change Attribute: game.random to 3*random(0,1)

I want to dynamically spawn an actor and then change it's attributes based to the game's status.

Change Attribute game.random to random(0,1)

The Change Attribute behavior that increases or decreases the count should be in the individual actors that spawn, not in the spawner actor.

Just to be clear, you have a Load Attribute behavior in an actor on the opening scene of your game? And when you check that attribute (e.g. DisplayText) it's not showing the saved value?

Then make a boolean attribute. So if you're triggering a sound to play with a touch rule then put in the actor that plays the sound put: