You should be able to put an attribute and test like this

the attribute there is an integer is set to 0 so i had to set it to -2 before it shows 0

Ok I seem to have sorted some of this out my self. Apparently you can't combine an attribute with text, this causes the blank statement. Also if the value of an attribute is 0 it prints nothing rather

Constrain Attribute: Self.Rotation To:vectorToAngle(game.sunX-self.Position.X, game.sunY-self.Position.Y)+90

When I use the "Log Debugging Statement" action it works fine with ONLY plain text. But, if I try to display the value of an Attribute pulling it through the expression evaluator it

When I use the "Log Debugging Statement" action it works fine with ONLY plain text. But, if I try to display the value of an Attribute pulling it through the expression evaluator it

From my experience, having the attribute controlled by a table is pretty hit or miss. I always set it up change be a global attribute, and then if need be assign it to a table from there.

@escess its not ideal to have to switch to a success scene because it will affect the current state of attributes in actors when the scene is rebooted. I will however try this to see if it does trigge

Having the save attribute on the success scene should work, as it will come in to effect after the attribute has been changed. Just make sure to load the attribute on a loading/home screen, so it actu

But things like attributes are only evaluated once (unless the attribute changes).

hello, i know i have asked this question before. Whenever i have the attribute self.Motion.Linear Velocity.x set to 300 if i move it is choppy and UN-smooth. Also whenever i use the Accelerate (90

So I am very close to publishing with Apple, but I need help with a few things. One: is it possible to set up a save attribute in my app purchase "success scene" to save consumable i

And you could always use a constrain attribute on the actor when it is moving to force it to keep going. But when it gets to a split, if one actor is a little higher, it will jump a little, like on a

Change attribute self.image will work. I don't every use the change image function anymore.

I see what you did there mark and I tried something similar. I see how you are using otherwise to keep it firing awesome. I just wonder why we have to use a proxy attribute when an IF statement should

There are ways to get around this. I haven't fully tested it, but you can have each actor timestamp itself when it collides (change attribute self.collideTime to game.Time) and then check times to se

I've used @tshirtbooths orbiting tutorial for obstacles in the game, my problem is when I pause or switch forms I can get the orbiting object to freeze, but when I unpause it changes it's position in

instead of making sound turn off if attribute is equal to 0, make it sound turn off if attribute is less than or equal to zero.

Apparently, if the scene doesn't change, the attribute will not be saved, so, make a thank you or success scene and set it to in-app purchase item attribute.

You could just place them where you want. Change their alpha to zero. Then make a self.attribute for the score actors. And say if score is great than self.attribute than change alpha to one.