As far as I know- no. But ask around. The workaround is to constrain an image to the mouse position x and y. Good luck!

I had made a demo for this but I can't seem to find it. If you add a rule to your enemy actors that says When Touch is Pressed change attribute game.touchingEnemy to true; Otherwise change attribute

To answer your question in a more general way, (1) you save an attribute to a table cell, and (2) you check the value of the attribute in the cell and based on that, you move an actor to your bag.

Make an integer attribute called RandT; make a boolean called Switch

add a global attribute called enemy# and a attribute within the enemy actor called "my#" when he spawns have two rules, change "self.my#" to "game.enemy#&a

So then I wrap in my timer all in the rule and put it "When attribute game. Paused is false".

In the actor, a rule would say something like, From beginning of spawn, if actorcount is 5 then change attribute "self identity" to 6. (Self identity is an attribute I would have cre

The constrain attribute constantly checks for something or constantly does something. Change is more of a one time or one trigger type event.

Try CONSTRAIN instead of CHANGE.

give actor custom attribute of mytimer (real)

Give each button a boolean attribute.

Change Attribute Actor1.Color.Alpha to 1

Should I also add a self-attribute for it?

Alot performance optimize, and I just use one timer attribute (Image)

Make an attribute called ScoreTest

I always try to help but keep in mind i'm fairly new. I'm sure someone else can help out better. In the meantime couldn't you just get rid of the change attribute and simply put in the timer window of

2) i used change attribute behavior where i generate a random number between 5 and 10 and i assign it to TimeVariable.

Use an attribute of move down X speed and it will work while you are moving. Let me know if you need more help.

If attribute "what level" = 1 go to level 1

Constrain linear velocity Y