attribute.."\n"..attribute.."\n"..attribute and so on

I'm making a game in the windows beta and want to create a health bar. However, the health attribute i created on the enemy prototype doesn't appear in the health bar actor prototype so i can't times

so let's say random an attribute (1,100)

change attribute to attribute.." how are you"

is there a way to add text to a text attribute?

Thanks, Jon. Will give all that a go. I'm currently using "move to" when an attribute is so-and-so. Will see if interpolate makes a difference. My friction, density and bounciness ar

I think the way you're doing it is still valuable, since when you're done with all of the videos people can follow the videos and create the game, but if you had the time and interest to include more

Index attributes alone cannot exist for the purpose of having a set value of functioning when called upon.

When you are using tables, you can choose between Text, Boolean, Angle, Real and Integer attribute but the Index is not there.

I have an actor that when space is down then change attribute game.jump to 1. Then in the jumpers behaviors I have if attribute game.jump= 1 then accelerate up for 0.7 sec. Finally I have otherwise ch

The timed sound effects are possible - GS is polyphonic as are the platforms it runs on - and it has a timer built in (to several decimal places) so if you know your BPM you can have an attribute that

I think the way you're doing it is still valuable, since when you're done with all of the videos people can follow the videos and create the game, but if you had the time and interest to include more

1. Save/load attribute from a web server (like an api for example)

@tshirtbooth Hi bro, yes i saw it, in the tutorial you put the money or credits in attributes, so i'm gonna put it there too, the reason is because there is not index attribute in tables, isn't it?

Yeah, that's a strange one. There's a hero actor that falls (accelerate 2000 @ 270°) onto a moving platform (constrain linear velocity x to 100). The hero can move left and right along the platform,

1. Save/load attribute from a web server (like an api for example)

Create an index attribute called RetinaDisplay (you can also use a boolean but I prefer indexes). Then on the scene where you want to check what device you're on add an actor (or use one that's alread

Why there is not Index Attribute in Tables? Does somebody know the reason?

Thanks! I created the calibrate attribute but i have a little question: on my player actor i have the rule.

@tshirtbooth Hi bro, yes i saw it, in the tutorial you put the money or credits in attributes, so i'm gonna put it there too, the reason is because there is not index attribute in tables, isn't it?