gameAttribute: need2destroy … index type

that store static data unlike a game level attribute that the processor has to check ever cycle. By using tables we avoid lagging the processor. So you address a table row or colum just like you woul

If you put a Boolean attribute in the first box in a rule, the second (comparative) box will automatically switch to a true/false selection box, so you can not compare 2 booleans to each other.

For example, if you wanted to check if your boolean was true, create a game.Boolean attribute, constrain it to the target you want to check against and create a rule on touch that says if game.Boolean

i can not say "If Table1,Row1,Column1 is TRUE, then......". I wish I could, but the way the rules are set up, I have to enter a solid attribute FIRST, and then compare it to another

Make a scene that has arrows. The arrows move up and down the achievements. Have an attribute that has which # is selected. Arrows change the number. Have actors that display the image, description, n

ok. it is like create boolean attributes in a achievement scene and when game score is 100+ then change attribute etc etc?

Change the attribute you had changed with the in-app purchase.

Looks like I have to add a button to my main screen, and add a rule on this button so that when touch is pressed, it will activate the PRO behavior "In App Purchase Restore Item Action&qu

What if you create a attribute (boolean) that are set to true.

Change attribute linear velocity x to 0

3) Make 2 new attributes

Change attribute linear velocity x to 0

Inside, make a "Change Attribute" behavior and change the score to score + 1. That means if the score is 4 it will say change Score to 4 + 1 which is 5. Finally, add the destroy beha

One way of doing this is to switch the "wrap x" attribute in the scene>Attributes tab in Mac Creator.

Attribute: game.Clock.hour = 17

Have you try to create game attributes to constrain position on the block and to constrain the pipe to those game attributes?..

-- Attribute: game.Clock.hour < 6

One way of doing this is to switch the "wrap x" attribute in the scene>Attributes tab in Mac Creator.

3. Add two "Constrain Attribute" behaviors to the actor,