In the actor make an self attribute called "Shots". Set this one to 2. THen, when overlaps with bullet -> change self.Shots to self.Shots -1..

Have you tried putting the save attribute in a timer?

I also put a save attribute rule. But the game doesn't save the attribute. I spelled the key correctly.

Then in that timer change attribute scene.camera.origin.x TO scene.camera.origin.x -1.

OKAY so i see its only happening when the self.attribute moveable is checked

create a game attribute called 'Touch count" and a Boolean attribute called "Can touch" and set it as true.

You can go straight in the graphics attribute of the actor and check flip horizontally, or if you want to use the same actor for both you can use the interpolate behaviour: self.graphics.flip horizont

Ahoy matees, I have me a question. Can we use the scurvy self.name in a rule to change an attribute? Seems like we should be able to fer it can be referenced in a display text, but none of the rules I

you need to make 2 real global attributes named

Rule if attribute (Devices/Screen/Size/Width or Height (depends on your game orientation)) is 480 (old iPhone):

Change Attribute --> self.motion.linear velocity.Y -270

I looked through the whole two scenes, the level select and level 1 but didn't find anything missing an attribute.

rule:attribute: self.position.X =< -100

Now just so I get it straight in my head, why did it only work when there was a second attribute - or switch as you said - added to the mix? Why didn't it work as it was?

Make a boolean as a switch; make it true just after your Rule change attribute game.health, (which you surely have), so:

I have a health bar, game.health is the game attribute and max health is 10.

When (Actor1.Y - Platform.Y) < 50, then change attribute self.motion.linear velocity.Y to 400.

Create a boolean game attribute called 'speedMeUp' and set it to false.

Then, create a boolean global attribute. Call it "MoveCamera" or something else you like.

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