you have to click in the text box then go in the attributes list and click on the attribute you want to use.

1. make 2 Real game.attributes

when collide with platform -> change attribute game.invert TO true

Make a scene attribute (integer) and call it WordCount.

- Have a Global Index Attribute keeping track of the crime scene which you can use to determine the COL to read/write in the table.

something new pop up for me, when I use the change attribute I get the two boxes set: and to: but inside my set box it say "self.playsound" It don't say "game.playsou

Well, you should probably just have the actor constrain it's own rotation to the direction it's moving instead. (VectorToAngle its linear velocities)

something new pop up for me, when I use the change attribute I get the two boxes set: and to: but inside my set box it say "self.playsound" It don't say "game.playsou

Attribute game.howmanyitems is 1 or greater then 1.

Attribute game.howmanyitems is 1 or greater then 1.

when attribute camera location equals 0 change self location x to 0 self location y to 0.

max(0,min(game.attribute+1,999))

Quick question about another issue/function of the new interface that seems to work differently compared to the old version. When I'm trying to determine the amount of 'lives' the player has, I am not

Create a timer attribute 'after x amount of seconds change actor attribute 'game.linearvelocity.x.' to 'game.linearvelocity.x. + (amount of velocity change)

when touch is pressed change attribute (integer) to 1

. I have an item that can stack up to 999. The thing is i can't seem to get the integer to be max 999 and not go further. Been trying stuff like constrain attribute game.item min(0),max(999) and simil

change attribute switch to true

You really don't need a video for this: if you're not even sure how to make an attribute, you'd best work through some basic training via the Cookbook, I'd advise. :-)

make an integer attribute=0

Attribute called player state, self attribute in ai called whatever.