You can create an attribute that you add to every time the player pushes a button or plays a round of your game. Also, create a boolean called KeepAsking and set it to true.

I have a tiny issue copying an actor who have inside a "Change Scene" attribute; the original one just aims to "next scene" but the copyes aim each one to different

you should first create a game Attribute called like "PlatformPosX", real attribute.

As the title above, i wanna ask about how to constrain an actor to platform movement?

Create a jump button actor and make an interger attribute called jump.

When jump is True: change attribute

If the problem is that the player can achieve 3 stars and die and it saves the 3 stars ant way, then you need an intermediate attribute (say game.StarsWhileAlive) that changes as stars are achieved.

Not sure how to you check the amount of stars but basically you can have current.star attribute and stagesaved.star attribute inside a table. and when stage completed, you have a condition to check if

menu , and in it ,i put an actor with a rule attribute > device >width = 320 and attribute > device > height = 480 ( timer after 3 secs change scene to iphone 4 menu) (o

I am just trying to follow the table tutorials by TSB but he keeps referencing the index attribute and being very new to programming and not being able to find it in the Windows version it is getting

Hey everyone I have been watching some table tutorials but they keep referring to the index attribute. However, in the windows version I can only find these boolean, text, inter, real and angle. Can

Then you put a rule that if attribute music (integer) =/= 0, change att music to 0 and play music 0, if att music = 0, play current music.

What i need is a line of code that says once the table value is changed, disable the change value attribute so no other changes in the star count can affect it.

Make sure you have all your change attribute rules before the reset scene rule. Otherwise it will just reset and ignore your attributes

Another way to do this is to give each instance of the actor self.row and self.column attributes (index) and type them in manually once so that each actor has its own record of where in the grid it is

Attribute Editing/Organizing (Folders) **

-- Change Attribute self.oldRotation To: self.Rotation

this is because you were using local attributes. when you use a global attribute (game attribute), you can copy the rule from actor to actor without any problems. When you use local attribues (actor a

Anyhow, best of luck tracking a missing attribute down, if that's the problem...

when the player touches the rocket power up i constrain the x and y of the rocket to player x and y.