You'd need an attribute (Integer or Index) and set that to how ever many blocks or bricks you have. Then, when you destroy a brick, do something like this:

@JValdovinos, inside the cannon create a rule that says: If attribute game.actors_spawned is ≦ than actor_spawn_limit then spawn actor. Inside the actor you are spawning have a rule that says Change A

no the attribute is fine, its just that the rule is super long...

Basic idea : is use a timer or attribute, say after 10 secs, you stop spawning by switching a boolean attribute off. So when it is true only then it spawns other wise not.

No, it has nothing to do with that. All I'm asking is how to have a total score for all levels display, with a smaller attribute rule, as that is killing loading @wickedsunny

remaining area, place all your items, when ever changes happen simply call these items to your scene area using attribute true and false and then send them back to the out of stage area. This will sav

-- Change attribute self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X to self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X+2*(self.Position.X-game.Mouse.Position.X)

Figured it out. Just needed to apply the rotation attribute as well as the position.

I would like to attach another actor to the main actor so that he can acquire upgrades. One example is to have a new actor 'body' spawn on top of the current actor body. I have the pieces constraine

Constrain Attribute: self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X To:(game.Mouse.Position.X-self.Position.X)*25

--Change Attribute self.Position.X To: game.Mouse.Position.X

Pixel mapped collisions aren't taxing. There are other engines that use it very successfully. Its really very simple; either there's a collision with a pixel thats part of the alpa channel, or ther

My game is to see who taps the circle most number of times. It takes place in the same screen split into half. Each side for each player. So do I need touch 1, touch 2 attributes to carry this functio

Actor is called "number" and has a self attribute "this number is" which sets the value

Make an attribute (type=real): oldX

a randomly generated number is assigned to an attribute. Then, four new attributes change their value to a number found by a formula based on the randomly generated number. Lastly, the game should m

if attribute self.color.alpha = 1 and game.flashlight < 5,

there with a lock over it, and when TotalScore Attribute is equal to or greater than x amount -> destroy the lock.

Hello! In this video, you are taught how to constrain an actor with another one. But when the lead actor moves fast, the follower's movements are delayed. Is there a way to remove the delay? I wan to

I guess it's an attribute within the actor: if score is x spawn actor?