If you have a proper score attribute created, on your scene/level you just need a simple change attribute game.score to: 0 You can place this on a generic actor off screen, or in the background. It ju

defined Tags for all actors are gameAttributes (globalAttributes)

When you want to stop the timer and save it make a rule who change an new attribute to the timer actors time and then destroy the time actor.

I had posted a simple project here showing how to constrain one actor to another. It's still available for download if you're interested.

You need to reset any attributes back to their starting point in your change scene rule before the change scene behavior.

You should first use Change Attribute to change Unlock to 1 and than save it (if needed). Doing save and load is not the way to change values of an attribute. It is possible, but it is not how it shou

Lets use your game.unlock attribute an a example.

actualy im not using any attributes for the game over, i am simply just making a rule when actor collides with game over, interpolate game over to center of screen then change scene to main menu, that

The key is the name that the attribute is stored under. When you load the key it will return the value of the attribute stored.

I'm trying to keep track if the player unlocked a feature. So I simply placed a save attribute on a button to unlock it. (which toggles an attribute "unlock" to 1)

?? Not sure I understand. Make a boolean attribute and make all the actors only move when that boolean is true. So when the scene starts the boolean is made true.

thanks everyone, I worked very hard on it over the past 2 mths. I actually just got the good news that it was finally accepted for the Nook. I'm hoping I made it in time for their education promotion

Thanks for your fast response. So I type in each attribute related to that mini game and change each attribute to )?

If actor overlaps, or collides with actor with tag Movable, change attribute game.Touched to true.

When a new score is reached, you can put your name in to keep track of your individual progress. However, when you type your name in, it displays it and keeps it as a global attribute throughout the g

If attribute game.MainCharacterPositionX > self.Position.X + (game.Screen.Size.Width/2)+(self.Size.Width/2), then change attribute self.position.X to self.position.X + random(game.Screen.Size.W

is. then when the name is entered save it as an attribute and then when the game is over use add row to top to write the name to colum 1 row 1 and then write the score to colum two in row 1. on yo

1. Make a Text attribute called "BlankChecker" with no text in it.

When its game over you'll be changing a game attribute to say game over is true or something to that effect. Put a rule on your play button from the main menu that says;

Have it so when you click on the button, you change the score attributes and any other attribute related to that mini-game to 0.