Change Attribute

Right... But to the best of my knowledge, there is nothing adverse effecting the attribute.

change attribute: game.100 Amount

You're saying that when you hold the phone level, the actor moves. So my question is/was, when the phone is level, what is the value of the accelerometer attribute you're using? And furthermore, wha

The first is the cross over actor. Which works fine and goes up as it should. Even have display attribute to make sure it is.

Here's a suggestion: place an actor on the scene with a DisplayText behavior that contains the accelerometer attribute(s) you are using for movement. Then watch to see what happens when your iPhone i

So you're having the actor grow when the boolean attribute is true. Does that work? What happens if you turn off the behavior in the Otherwise section?

Then do some logic here and at the very end of all that logic is a Change Attribute that changes Current Map to Map Number."

--> change attribute: map number to map number +1

So the scene wraps X. If my character crosses the Cross Over actor it Changes Attribute of MapNumber to MapNumber+1. This works properly. Everytime I cross over it, it increases the MapNumber by 1.

I have a rule, when actor falls off a cliff, change a Boolean attribute to true.

Hi @FallacyStudios I'm not understanding what you mean by your game attribute going up by 1 "everytime I cross the actor with it". Could you explain a bit more please?

So I have a game attribute called Map number. This goes up by 1 everytime I cross the actor with it. It goes up correctly.

Have two attributes:

i have that constrained to a game attribute called " game.Score

So maybe create a new actor, give it camera control, and constrain its position to your original actor with -48.

Change Attribute self.position.X to (floor(self.position.X/game.gridSize))*game.gridSize

Constrain self position X to:

When attribute self.Position.X = 100,

Make a self boolean attribute, let's call it GoStop.