well im using the built in timer attribute and it kinda sucks but im looking for an alternative though @NeoGeekStudios

1.) Constrain an actor to a coordinate/path. I.E. You could constrain a Paddle in Pong to the X axis. This will ensure it doesn't bounce off a certain desired area (this doesn't help you btw)

When Attribute: (self.number) = min( scene.Background.A.number , scene.Background.B.number , scene.Background.C.number , scene.Background.D.number , scene.Background.E.number )

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change attribute Smallest to min(tableCellValue( game.Table 1 ,1,1) where you are comparing your first value in the table (1) with 1, giving a result, lets call that x.

I have a table which has 30 rows for the attributes.

You could also make an attribute that controls the sound so if it is true the sound plays and if it's false the sound does not play. Something like this:

Then I have a button, which once "touched" I ask it to change attribute:

would be needed using your method for changing attribute values to table values before checking (write to the tables first)... so I still can't see any advantage using tables in this case, speed-wise

Make a real attribute let's call it MinValue

min("self.attribute",tableCellValue( game.Table 1 ,tableRowCount( game.Table 1 ),1))

On The Right" section I used "constrain" (I think that's what you wanted). But when I try it, the "rope" is going in the opposite direction and not connec

Constrain Attribute : Constrain Actor1.Position.Y To ?

Firstly, apology to you, all of the velocity attributes should be set to minus for the actors to fall rather than travel up; you never mentioned a problem there so must have realised that....

And great idea from @LiquidGameworks about using the min function for the first two numbers to put into an attribute called Smallest, for instance, but you'd still have to compare 4 times in all... no

You can trigger the actors to write there value to a game.attribute or table and then start to check them off against each other.

is currently 0), but I can't do this without the Attribute Editor. Right now it literally just displays the word "score" because its not referring to the integer I created in my sce

2. Put a debug log message just before the change attribute where you change the image and see what value you have!

Import the second set and call them xxxxxx1.png etc and then when wanting to show a particular font replace 1.png with. Xxxxx.png based on a attribute etc

constrain attribute: