Have a global attribute (LANGUAGE), index or integer, english = 1, Dutch = 2 and so on.

Oh, my bad! So, on the left, i used a timer. For 5 seconds, I constrained an attribute in the actor (called it timeStamp) to self.Time and had the actor display the text "timeStamp."

I thought of a problem that my users might encounter. Once you beat level 1, it changes unlock attribute to "unlock+1." Level 2 is unlocked and clickable. What happens if you play le

What I done was made it so the achievements only updated once, by making an attribute.

But as I wrote in the previous post, in your MINUTE actor use a CONSTRAIN ATTRIBUTE.

For the movement of the obstacles you can do a number of things. Like Nmgodude said you could use a move behavior 270 degrees relative to the scene and set the speed to your speed attribute. And just

Have a global attribute (LANGUAGE), index or integer, english = 1, Dutch = 2 and so on.

Use a CONSTRAIN ATTRIBUTE: self.Image to floor(floor(( game.YourTimer %3600)/60)/10)..".png"

I already set up the day as an attribute and that works perfectly. The problem that I am trying to solve is to save...I guess the timer value at any given time (so in my example, the current second v

So, I would assume that you want the player to stay still but then incoming enemies/obstacles and a moving background show that the player is moving forward relatively. Obviously, you would want a spe

Store the current day in a game attribute (global)

Thanks, it works. I change the global variable every .05 sec (Timer) and compare it to an attribute on mouse release.

Rule if attribute is smaller than X

Thanks! But if I want to check the final direction, the rotation direction just before releasing the mouse? How I can compare the rotation attribute on the time of a mouse release and, for example, 0,

Before rotating you could store the angle in a local attribute and then compare it to the new angle

- clockwise or counterclockwise? Has rotation attribute been increased or decreased? Any ideas?

Here is how you fix the move to behavior. The problem with move to is it's not accurate to the decimal place, so make two real self attributes in your actor call the X & Y then constrain the a

Might look in to a global attribute for it call it "fall". When actors not colliding then turn on that attribute?

So, I would assume that you want the player to stay still but then incoming enemies/obstacles and a moving background show that the player is moving forward relatively. Obviously, you would want a spe

It seems like you set up all of your rules but didn't add a way for game.Restart to become true. So in the NEXT BUTTON actor, just add When Touch is Pressed --> Change Attribute game.Restart t