I can't figure out how to get the correct value out of this though. I should be able to take something like the difference between actorSwipeControl.firstTouch and the current touch position, but I c

Thank you Man, I already have the attribute.

You could create a boolean attribute called "Completed Level" - and set it to false.

Every second its adding one to the attribute time.

it will affect all actors you use that attribute in place of a preset value yes. Otherwise if its not referenced its Not going to affect anything.

Inside your enemy actor make a new attribute called "dead"

- Change Attribute Score +100

Hello, again! I found a tutorial online about constraining the paddle on the y-axis like you said. That works now... but the problem is, if the paddle is 'movable,' the ball just goes through it... ev

Ok make a global attribute and call it score. Make another global attribute and call it high score. Make sure both of these are "real" attributes and not boolean or anything else. Ne

what the videos told me, and when I'd create my attribute, function, and display the text, all that my game would do is display the same text at all times. The exact scenario is that my actor is shoo

Hello, Sir! Thanks for the speedy reply... I really have no idea how to properly use the constrain attribute. That's how much of a newbie I am. (Image)

you character gets hurt and it changes the life attribute I would change the health bar's image. Make sure that the health bar is a global attribute though or it won't work. If you don't like that id

That would be uncheck moveable in your actors attributes. You could then use something like Change attribute for the y axis and a timer to move the paddle up and down. it might not be very smooth tho

If the game outright crashes it sounds like you have bad code somewhere in the scene it's crashing on. Did you recently delete a attribute ? If it was used as part of a rule it can mess things up

Try setting the speed up as an attribute (if not already done) then when you click walk change attribute "speed" to 5 or when you click run change attribute "speed"

Have an index attribute for the collected items. +1 every time an item is collected. For that Arrow have it off screen, if items collected attribute is i.e. 15, change attribute for the x and y coordi

Use what ever attribute you are using to track how many items have been collected and add a rule to a single controller actor

first things first I would recommend using an accelerate down behavior for your actors gravity as opposed to the built in Gravity Behavior. Its more memory efficient. Not a huge deal for your problem

Now that I have changed the variable to be calculated once via a change attribute (not a constraint), it is no longer crashing!

Thank you! But how do I load the custom key's value in such a way that would let me spawn that many actors when the game is opened again? How do I spawn a number of actors based on an attribute?