I have a Table set up called "TB Sequencer", that has 54 Rows and 2 Columns (both set as Integers). Column 1 is my sequence order value, and column 2 is my color value (I am using C

3. If you are doing a game where the view is from the top down, have that actor slightly larger than the ball and it constrain it to the ball's X and Y position and make sure the shadow is right below

ya i used expression editor. here is my attributes

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Maybe set up a temporary actor on-screen with a Display Text to show the state of the attribute "a" during gameplay. You're bound to discover something else is going on that's not gi

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you define the size of the Actor … in the Actor's Attribute Pane > Size

So ven better optimised is one actor and you set a custom attribute on the actor called divisible and then in the equation you have

Make an attribute called ball angle - integer

I have an attribute (game.Atr Decider) picking a random number to use for picking rows, and i want to display all of the columns in that row.

Hi so I have been working on a game and I decided to make minigames. I want my game to be very high-end so I tried to find the most efficient way to do custom fonts for a scoring system. This uses onl

which do u think is better? i have been using gs for a 2 months now but i am not really impressed. u never really get answers from the community, especially me, and simple stuffs like collisions takes

Is there a way to set up a attribute to say if :

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Unfortunatly, not yet. The best thing to do is to use whatever attribute you send to Game Center to get the data for that single player.

So it still repeats on scene changes when the attribute is 1...........

now create a game attribute called "jump"

or you can always use an attribute,

This could be the result of both objects trying to update the same attribute at the same time. Or, this could be having to do with what is affecting the POSITION attributes in each actor.