So the game has a start screen which has the play music actor, ace the music starts playing. It also has a load attribute for music and sound.

@JohnPapiomitis that worked perfectly! Thank you very much for the demo. I did not need to have the dying actor to remain so I just allowed him to be destroyed. Also, I set the hit attribute just

colliding with him. SO you can give him a self attribute called hit, change that to true when he collides, and then when thats true destroy him or move him out of the way after however many seconds o

If your change attribute self.hit to false behavior is in the rule with the condition when self.hit is false, it won't run after you change self.hit to true. Try wrapping the change attribute self.hi

I created a hit attribute

change attribute self motion linear velocity x to 0

Just make an attribute called hit, and have your accelerate behavior in a rule when attribute hit is false.

Instead of changing move speed to 0, change attribute: self.motion.linear.velocity.x to 0. Then change move speed back to 100 after animation. Another thing... If you don't have a timer for when to mo

I would guess that you're storing the text in an attribute and not clearing it. Since variables are global in GS, you have to think of the implications across multiple scenes.

You need to have a "reset scene" actor (you can call it anything you like) on each scene that does Change Attribute game.answer to [blank] either without a rule (so it runs automati

@simo103 Thanks i've added word submitted as another attribute and seems to work great! Thank you

Is there anyway to stop an integer attribute from switching to scientific notation once it passes 100mil? I am using TSB's method of swapping in custom fonts for scores and, when the scores become h

Try that for your calibrate attribute, and see if you can adjust the sensitivity then. Might not make a differnce worth a shot though.

@tshirtbooth Hey Tshirtbooth I was checking out your tutorial and aslo the one John provided. And there both very close to what I am going for I kind of got it to the way I want it. I want to make a

I followed your advice and got some interesting results. In my game I set up an onscreen display of my game.left attribute so I could keep and eye on it and using the touch control (with your suggesti

Create 3 attributes (real) called game.BrushColorRed, game.BrushColorGreen, and game.BrushColorBlue. Set each one of these to 1

I've added the image name as an attribute, and I added the image name without the extension...

This can be fixed by using a "mask" actor underneath your image (ball) actor. Constrain the mask actor's position to the image actor's location. Make your mask actor invisible and

attributes

Have your "dogs" change attribute game.dogCount to game.dogCount+1 (without a rule/condition). Also have them change attribute game.dogCount to game.dogCount-1 just before they ar