Anyhow, as long as your attribute game.soundOnOff is an integer, I can't see why you're having problems...

unless MLV is at some point/time changed by event/attribute To: 0

I have them all unlocked by an attribute - Boolean.

not enter any text I want to set a empty flag attribute.

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

Attribute: userInput = S

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I've had some pretty big circle collisions using this and I have never noticed the collision area being so short it looked bad. Have you actually tried this? Or are you just throwing out ideas why its

- Change Attribute: self.position.X to (Reset location's X position)

I am guessing that you are referring to the way (on fast movements) the ball will go right through the stick because it can't detect collisions fast enough? I am sure you have experimented with it a

If you have two slider actors called 'left' and 'right' you could unlock the stick actor and use a constrain behavior:

its own. You do need to adjust your bounciness attribute down closer to 0 or you will probably have a big bounce on the first collision

DO: Constrain Attribute (self.motion.linearVelocity.y) 0

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@tshirtbooth The self attributes are in the menu, and the timer is a game attribute...

tapping your right button … changes a gameAttribute

The exact same as the one I posted before. Just change the self.Time attribute with the game.Time attribute.

Yea, I have it like that. I have a self.numstars attribute that changes.

Thanks for answering. I really don't know what else could be wrong there. I've checked multiple times using and actor and displaying the attribute, when the ball collides with two tiles at a time, it

What exactly would be the set of rules necessary for the game.Time attribute?