For now can you use a Change Attribute at the start of the scene to set those values?

Here, try this... for the rule you mentioned (below), add a behavior to the Otherwise section that says Constrain Attribute game.raceTime to self.Time-self.startTime.

Attribute: scene.Background.car.startTime > 0

Event: overlaps or collides with finishLine (I will change this to when attribute self.position.x >= the actual x value of the finish line)

What happens if you change the rule from a collision rule to a When attribute self.position.x (or y) >= [the actual x value of the finish line]? Again, I'm not sure what your race track looks

Attribute: scene.Background.car.startTime > 0

The only way to make a collision area smaller than the actual actor's size is to constrain another actor to that actor's position and make all of your collide rules dependent on the smaller "

Change Attribute

maybe put a timer and change attribute behaviour in otherwise, and set that to something like timer- after __ seconds change attribute game.score to game.score+0.

gameAttribute: raceTime

For now can you use a Change Attribute at the start of the scene to set those values?

to make a line/strip as a ramp … change its Rotation attribute

--->Change attribute game.createNew to false

Change attribute self.color, and change the color to what you need.

hint: click and drag that little indented dot above the AttributesPane on the Left

gameAttribute … lastImage … index type

Yup create an attribute that on pressing the pause button changes to a random number. Then on the background image of the pause screen have a rule;

Change attribute self.color, and change the color to what you need.

probably bad code. black screens usually appear when you have a missing attribute or a broken rule

Select the cards width attribute from the drop down in the expression editor.