I think the game is not so bad for your first game. But i think it could be more polished and more details as axample add better physics or collisions shapes.

Asset and Attribute organization

1) Not really, I'm guessing the character is starting out with an equipped item, I also assume you have the "items" X and Y constrained to the characters X and Y + displacement value

(2) iv got the pc version and i cant find the index attribute, (Image)

Honestly, if you are referencing specific rows, then just make enough rows for every item in your game and add/remove items in the row that matches their integer attribute. Don't bother removing rows.

Is your Kill Cat attribute a game attribute? If so, the you need to have the attribute in the actor, rather than across the whole game. Open the Cat actor and add the attribute in the Attributes box.

I have create a rule that says, when actor BLOCK is FASTER THAN 30, and HIT the CAT, Change Attribute Kill Cat to 1.

Then just just have 3 other actors act as the color sensors and have them constrain to the balls position and rotation with sin and cos.

@HenrikChristeen it's really puzzling. I even turn off the other actions in the actor just to see as a test to make sure that my rule was firing. Turn off attribute action to start the game when pre

What I want to is have a interger attribute that dependning on what number is it to have all the rows greater than the number move up one slot from a table. For example

I tend to put my spawn actor instructions in the background actor, unless the spawning is the result of actor interaction (such as spawning following an attack, destruction, or attribute change in ano

in the textfield Actor" Windows Save attribute has "Save:" and "As: ". Will the "As:" field function like your "Key"

Now all you have to do is set the actor's image to the TableCellValue(tb.content,[I.D. number of set to use], 1). In a rule to check the answer, the condition should be if typed user answer attribute

Create a Position X real game attribute and a Position Y real game attribute. Set those Position X and Y attributes to the coordinates of your choice.

Attributes (Game or Scene):

Because a sound is not an attribute, there is only one way we can go about this. In an actor, create a rule with a play sound behavior for each sound. The rule would be something like, if att.PlaySo

You can just turn off the interpolate and turn on the change attribute above it.

I'm trying to take a user's keyboard input and have the value still there the next time he visits that "field". I've used "Keyboard Input with "Save Attribute&q

After 1 second, change attribute [Score] to [Score] + [points to add]

Oh ok, sorry... I read that wrong. You would have to create and save a Game attribute that stores a value corresponding to that scene.