I have an index attribute, set to change attribute to a random number corresponding to a word in the table.

I have a power up which doubles the player speed for about 5 seconds..so i made a new attribute: players_speed..I set it to 1 initially and my players speed is (game.players_speed*600)...so its basica

I'm trying to store values in persistent storage with Save Attribute.

where if position X is > 1900 change attribute to start X.

I tried adding an integer attribute as well, x=x+1 each time the boolean changes from true to false, and I displayed that attribute as well, and it only made it to 1. So it looks like the rule is onl

Well 2 ways - with your self.startX and self.startY attributes, either

I set the position with "change attribute" when start the level, right?

@MarcoCol When you say it doesn't work, are you saying it's not resetting to the starting positions at all or it's not working how you want it i.e. not moving down to starting point gradually. If the

I have made 4 attributes. Random1, Random2, Random3 and Random4. When I pick up first one from the table: random(1,tableRowCount(game.tablexxx )), I contrain attribute Random1 to number of row in tabl

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I create two attributes (real) "self.originalY" and "self.position.Y".

In your main actor, create two attributes: self.originalX and self.originalY (both real).

hiding the weapon when it collides (e.g. Change Attribute self.color.alpha to 0) but not destroying it immediately so that it can still collide with other monsters. You could add a timer After 0.3 s

@mynameisace helped me out with this a while ago. He suggested using a percentage and the formula I ended up with was Constrain self.color.alpha to floor( game.RisingActorY-1000)/(0-1000)-.3. I did

I fixed it by having a game level attribute like: changeScene, and when I want to change scene I would change this to 1.

@Chobbiface - I had the same exact thing you were showing just I had display text of an game text attribute that equalled the the integer for table row cell value. I changed the display text to the ac

- Change your row integer attribute (I'll call it 'monkey' as an example) to 'monkey+1'

Well, you can let gamesalad's physics engine help you. Simply go into your plank actor and create 2 new attributes within the actor. Both should be real. Then, at the top of your behaviors in that act

Save attribute coins - key: coinsTotal

Naturally you might have to use it in a rule, where your HUD attributes might determine it, but this could get you started.