Example: say your integer start value is 21, and you put in a text display behaviour padInt(game.DisplayNumber,2) it will display 21. If you made it padInt(game.DisplayNumber,3) it will display 021, a

@RThurman is that all i have to do? Im sorry, but if you wouldnt mind, can you explain the logic of how this works and what a padint is? I want to become a stronger coder and understand it, instead of

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I agree with @tatiang route the info to a self attribute first and then pull it from there. It works.

It's possible that calling a tableCellValue from within a tableCellValue is causing the problem. Try changing or constraining an attribute to tableCellValue(SystemInfo,4,1) and then using that attrib

I have creat 2 tables, one is called PlayerStatus the other one is called SystemInfo. Plus, i alse created 2 global attributes called Number1 and ActingPlayer, both of them are real.

add a integer attribute within your actor called "HP"

change self.attribute "Pressed" to true

My bad! Yes you can...but not in the best way. Make a text attribute clipboard content, then make a behavior "keyboard input" change attribute clipboard content, and important: for k

Make a text attribute and say when boolean is true, change to true and when boolean is false change to false and then display that text attribute

Nope, you cannot concatenate anything with a boolean. The ONLY DisplayText expression that will work with a boolean is the boolean attribute itself. I added this as a feature suggestion recently.

Add a real attribute and name it Releasetime

Record the start time into an attribute.

Record game.time into an attribute - and then reference it.

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This might help---create a time attribute...see link below. I think, but I am a newbie, that Socks would not be concerned about the world ending. Remember I am a newbie but I hope this helps.

Hey @mrpacogp I see what you mean.... that is totally unexpected, and should work with booleans as well.... just the attribute on its own shows fine, but concatenated with a word doesn't seem to... I'

So for your example "Attack "..game.attack, providing game.attack is a boolean, it should display either Attack false or Attack true. The invalid expression message means something's

As far as I can see, you've used the quote marks for the attribute and not the word; should be: