To limit how many are spawned, create an integer attribute (in game attributes) called something like "number of bullets" and every time a bullet is spawned have it increase that num

dies, have a rule that decreases the global attribute. Within the spawner, have a rule saying:

Do you have any ideas?make another attribute, constrain it to (game.accelerometer.X+game.calibrate) and use that attribute

or backward. ??? Thanks!make another attribute, constrain it to (game.accelerometer.X+game.calibrate) and use that attribute

Assuming you want to be able for them to Save on command, you probably want to have an attribute that triggers a group of "save attributes" and then just load that group on game laun

I've tried both a self attribute and a game attribute for "actors" to keep track of the total number. Neither seemed to work.

You can use the Save Attribute and Load Attribute behaviors to save any attribute to the device. Make sure to test these on an actual device as they don't work in Preview mode. You'll need to decide

It's a bandaid solution, but what about having a game.spawnTime (real) attribute and changing it to game.time each time an actor is spawned? And then in your spawner(s), have a rule that says When ga

make another attribute, constrain it to (game.accelerometer.X+game.calibrate) and use that attribute

The problem I am having is that I can't get (game.acelerometer.X+game.calibrate) inside the field. It only allows me to select one attribute. When I try to add both, it just overwrites the other. If I

change attribute game.Calibrate (real) to abs(game.accelerometer.X)

One thing I tried was moving the "Change attribute game.Left to false" behavior to the Otherwise section of the outer rule (When game.playerSlidingLeft is false). That had the effec

The only thing (hopefully) that I don't understand about what you wrote is "However constrain attribute won't iterate." Besides that, it sounds like you just need to have a rule Whe

The issue is that I would like to constrain a secondary variable to hold the "Magnitude" formula. I would like to use this variable to stop the check of distance when the distances

I tried making an attribute called 'playerSlidingLeft' and set it to true if the player is touching the slope. In my control I check to see if the attribute 'playerSlidingLeft' is false, if it is the

No it just doesn't stick to it and falls off the end. I posted a question earlier and was told that on a scene with camera control interpolate behaves differently than the 'move' attribute.

Change attribute self.position.x to (whatever position outside the screen on your right side)

When Attribute "game.MusicPlaying" = false

Interpolate Attribute: self.Size.Width = 100

And where should I put that game.Attribute that checks whether music is playing or not? I have now a Music Actor that has a Play Music behavior in Scene 1 only, and a boolean game Attribute called Mus