then use the following three constrain behaviors:

in the planet actor add 2 more real attributes

1: make 2 Global attributes

Another way is to check the touches.count attribute and make sure it's 1.

I want to drag an attribute command into a rule then have that attribute become a game attribute (not = to ) 0.

1) Make an attribute - let's call it: "AAA"

many I can't. Currently I am trying to find an attribute not equals to (=with a slash through it) 0. (within a rule). The sign appears this way (!=) in the windows version. Any clues on how to work a

So as you suggested, I placed a "change attribute" (self.position.custom_x) to (self.position.x) into the actor at the top of the rules.

Then change attribute (self.position.custom_x) to (self.position.x)

Change attribute: camera.width to 862

Right now I'm using a timer: after .6 seconds... and a nested timer: for 1 second CHANGE ATTRIBUTE boolean hand up to TRUE. But that obviously isn't doing the job right because it isn't keeping track

Instead change attribute self x position to touch x position.

Create a boolean attribute called "Pause" - When you touch the pause button, change that boolean to true. When you unpase, change it to fasle.

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Yes. So in the rule that changes your high score to your score, just put a save attribute right underneth it. That makes sure it saves it right after changing it.

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Take high scores for instance. I have a save attribute that saves the high score, and on an other page it shows your high score. when i close and then open the app would the high score still be saved?

You use the tableCellValue function. You can't reference it on the left side of a rule do if you need to do that, do Change Attribute self.whatever (Boolean) to tableCellValue() and then do When attr

Maybe in a future update I will make it one scene and use the "Change Image" attribute.

Not quite I'm afraid, I want GS to be able to choose which game.best-timer attribute to use depending on which attribute (eg. game.best-timer 104) corresponds to the current world and scene: game.curr