Has anyone compiled a list of the best ways to optimize a game? I've run across things here and there--like "constrain attribute" uses a lot of memory and it's good to use images tha

collisions. I have set up the game centre attribute in such a way that it updates after each and every collision so basically it'll be updating about 100 times per scence. Now will this have a negati

This is happens to me too. My load Atribute is in Intro app scene and save attribute is immediately under IAP. Key is the same and was written in text field not in expression editor. What should I do

to Completion checked),it tigger another Change Attribute behavior".This actor should activate immediately after the scene changes, but with the interstitial ads displaying,the Timer behavio

This is definitely possible. I have done it in many games of mine. You need to put an actor on the scene and edit the instance of it instead of the prototype. You need to use it to constrain the camer

i have made one integer attribute that i have created labeled "attack"

1. Layers as an attribute so the order can be changed in-game

Load Attribute game.Coins

If you don't change this saved attribute while making an update (like change its name, remove it, or something like that) it will work as before, and players will have their saved coins.

more coins which gets saved to a table and an attribute, meaning when they return to the game they will have as many "coins" as they did when they stopped playing. What happens thou

especially in coding. Especially the boolean attribute.

Try changing a boolean attribute such as game.dying to true when animation B starts. Then on the rule for actor A, only animate when game.dying is false.

Also, i you see an attribute such as, example: self.blabla you should check what kind of attribute it is, like is blabla an integrer or similar (Image)

Create 3 self attributes, all interger. Call them startRotation, startAngle, and newAngle. Or something like that.

As stated in my original post The problem is not simply to change an attribute to 0.

Make a new attribute (Integer).

Writable tables are free. Anyways, when you want to reset, what are you doing? Can't you just change attribute > Score to 0?

Are you using tables or attribute as a high score chart?

2. The score can be kept as an attribute or in the tables and after the scene, save the attribute or tables and continue the second scene on the same attribute or table.

I have an "highscore scene" which displays all my highscores - with an option to reset my highscores which essentially is attributes in "the play scene".