Are you talking about when you load the game up again the levels go back to locked? If so, you're going to need to investigate load/save attributes. That said, sometimes ga viewer won't accurately loa

Item: constrain magnitude to characters position

At the end of each level when my hero collides with a goal actor, the goal actor tells game attribute “Level 1 beat” to become true, and then switches scenes back to the menu.

sounds like you arent using a attribute to tell that Next button what scene to actually go to. Change level to Level+1 if level is 3 go to scene that represents Level 4

Create an actor of any small size (12x12) drag it to your stage and place it anywhere. Then constrain to the center of the scene.

So, your problem: here's one way to solve it. first make an integer attribute and call it Order.

Change attribute game.counter to game.counter+1

Hi @adw2008 One way is as follows: make a boolean attribute, let's call it React.

I'll take a look at constrains and see if they are in conflict.

*The Quantity Button in the Import screen adjusts a separate integer attribute that is ultimately only used when the green check mark button is pressed to accept and modify the tables.

Change Attribute: [self.Linear Velocity.X] To: [100]

Yep, it can change an attribute to that attribute+X. Those are for consumable items - Which is what you'd want.

To get one actor to 'look' in the direction of another, I want to constrain the looking actor's rotation to the X/Y of the target actor. I know I need to use vectortoangle, but i cannot seem to nail t

Can a IAP change a Attribute?

Have a game attribute (type = index) named "whichColumn"

Im wonder how I could do this without making an attribute for each letter on each level?

---This attribute sends "actor 2" across the bottom of the screen and not in the direction set by "actor 1".

I'm using a loop to generate a text attribute by concatenating a bunch of table cells together like this: tableCellValue(Table,1,1).."\n"..tableCellValue(Table,2,1).."\n&

Debugging Statement right below the first Change Attribute (game.randon size) and then watching the Debugger Window to see how many times the statement appears? I'd be curious to see if it appears m

constrain attribute self.position.x to game.touches.touch1.x