yeah i have constrain self.position.x to game.mouse.position.x and the same for y

of course: the current state/condition of gameAttributes

@sandeep410 you would use the same technique as described above. please stop rejecting answers just because you don't understand them. You need to have a change attribute adding to the count when the

An integer attribute that is set by the users selection

attribute.."\n"..attribute

Or a way to make one actor change an attribute of a second actor without using a game.attribute?

Or a way to make one actor change an attribute of a second actor without using a game.attribute?

Rule: when main character overlaps or collides with enemies, change attribute game.health to game.health - 25

Scene time only resets when the scene is actually loaded. You will need to create your own time attribute and just set it so that anytime the game hibernates the attribute resets it self to 0

i made a rule (attribute), and used the variable with 100 (also used to display health and linked to the enemy and stuff) then i added a timer of every 1 second (tried 3 and 5 also) then i added a cha

Just add in a Change Attribute then click the Actor's name then Graphics then Flip Horizontally

Well changing its visible attribute off is better, but you cant change that in game. So you'll have to use alpha

alpha channel to 0 or turning the visible attribute to false (under graphics)? Also is there any tips on when i should use one and not the other? Thanks!

1. If you only need to know whether an enemy has "died," give each enemy a unique self.ID (index) and have a rule that says When [enemy dies] Change Attribute game.deadList (text) t

If you want to find the instances of a lot of objects, then make the attribute for each one. Then put a change behavior in the object, doing the same thing before, but instead for the new attribute.

Put a change attribute in the enemy saying to add 1 to the number of enemies attribute. Then in the code where you destroy or renew the enemy, put a change attribute saying to subtract one from the nu

constrain Position.X to the playerActor's (controllingCamera) Position.X …

i had setup bulletfired in game attributes

Create an attribute called: game.change scene

What if we would like that same attribute to be false if the actor/s are outside the green area? This technique does turn the attribute to true, but when the actor is then move from inside to outside