you could use a gameAttribute to show that block has collided and stopped

i switched all change image attribute (for scores and things) with change attribute, this save a lot of memory.

@MetzoPaino - i switched all change image attribute (for scores and things) with change attribute, this save a lot of memory.

i switched all change image attribute (for scores and things) with change attribute, this save a lot of memory.

My question is: I need save the "total_stars" attribute or it need be zero every time i start the game?

around 10 MB. then i switched all change image attribute (for scores and things) with change attribute, this save a lot of memory. then try to pass your IMAGES into PNG-Inspector, u can download it f

So yeah, any advice for getting this to run better? I realise that the 3GS is a little weak, but it seems like something aint right. There are a couple of constrain attributes, but I did try and use c

Attribute: self.Rotation > 0

The 30FPS are only for the animations. You can run your game without problems at 60 FPS. But you with the 0.9.92 creator (lua) you must optimise your game, that you can run it with 60 FPS. If you don'

The 30FPS are only for the animations. You can run your game without problems at 60 FPS. But you with the 0.9.92 creator (lua) you must optimise your game, that you can run it with 60 FPS. If you don'

Basically, I have a button (Sound On/Off) that when pressed, I want it to change the value in a table from True to False (change the sound to on to off) and vice versa. I keep looking around and I can

You could use the Move To behavior, setting X to the volt meter attribute and setting Y to self.Position Y

To make a meter, use replicate or constrain attribute with self.size.width and self.position.x.

I would rename game.scene to game.level since you're actually saving the level number, not the scene number. And naming a save key "save" isn't generally a good idea. I would chang

Yes a real attribute or integer

hey guys, i am making like a volt meter, so i have my line meter at 0, now i have some buttons, depending on the buttons the meter moves left or right, so i try to interpolate the x position but i can

@rhinokey the change attribute behavior for switching directions is not a subtraction but a multiplication by negative one. It's velocity*(-1), which can also be written as velocity*-1 or as

on the ship … add attribute myHits … index Type … and type in the number for each

take the self.position.x out and instead constrain self.motion.linear x. You might want to change the *17 to something higher like *400 or something like that.

Constrain self.positionx to self.Position.X -( game.Accelerometer.Y *17)