You should create an attribute called (integer) game.HowManyCoins.

One other question... I know I need to jump in to see what all I can do but will GS allow you to knock objects over like in angry birds without doing the coding for it? For example, if I have some blo

game.Coins is an integer game.Attribute.

One other question... I know I need to jump in to see what all I can do but will GS allow you to knock objects over like in angry birds without doing the coding for it? For example, if I have some blo

Make a table for your Level Scores and an Integer Attribute for the Arcade Highscore.

1. Create a game attribute (boolean) called "hit"

Change Attribute self.Position.X to 240

That's a pretty suite solution. I completely forgot about the self.image attribute!

Have an attribute for player x and player y and constrain them to the self x and y of the player. Then have the following actor move to those x and y values.

When accessing attributes, there is an attribute Game > Time. This tracks how long the game has been going in seconds. Usually pretty good but what if the user is on the main menu for a minute?

Have the actor stay at the same y value and have the enemies come down from the top. You can make the speed and amount increase a few ways, like a timer which adds 1 to an attribute each 2 seconds or

You know how you can access attributes such as Self > Position > Position X to find the position x of that actor? There is actually a Self >Image. I don't thing you need to add on

When you open to access an attribute, you can go to Devices > Clock

You might want to check your scene attribute settings. Even though the project is set to landscape, the scene might be set to portrait.

Make an attribute that goes up by a certain number, start with 180, every second. Then, constrain your actor's position Y to "sin(Attribute)*x+y"

@jobei .. first thing you will need to do is to have the first image 'talk' to the other images and that is achieved thru a game.ButtonPressed attribute which could be type boolean. Then put in your f

At the beginning of each scene I have a rule that sets the attribute "activescene"

@cmz .. still think you can do it. When getting ready to trigger the check put a change attribute Game.Answer (text) to "!"..number.."!"

i have a game in which there are three modes (arcade, classical and story mode ) i have 1 game.hiscore attribute. the problem is that if i play the arcade mode nd get a high score it shows the same sc

In which actor would these 4 rules go? And after those rules are made do you have to make an attribute for each rule so all night/day changeable actors can detect and know if that rules is in effect o