I did create a new blank game file with an actor with the rule "When touch is released change attribute game.ReleaseCounter to game.ReleaseCounter+1" and added three of those actors

My alternate solution would be to have three... uh.. "tweezer" actors that have no art/collision that immediately constrain themselves to your touch, and then I can do everything as

You put a change attribute behavior select that hit attribute and type in true in the box next to where you select the behavior in the change attribute behavior.

change attribute hit to true

-change attribute score to score+1

Make an attribute called hit(boolean) and one called score(interger)

I would guess theres an attribute or some rule there that states it. I dont have the template though so im not sure. Best to contact them about it.

@RCBANANA Do a change attribute game.randomAmmunition to random(1,5) before you spawn anything. Then, in the spawn behavior, put game.randomAmmunition in the expression editor rather than putting in r

Change Attribute: Self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X to Self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X + 100

You will have to setup an attribute that you are using to set your random number and then you can display that value using display text or a variety of other ways based on the attribute value.

It works if I remove the condition Attribute scene.level blocks.lockedbox X.Size.Width = 148 and replace it with the condition Attribute game.selected level = 1 (or 2 or 3 or...) then Change Image to

You must have some attribute that is triggered just before the award moves to the center of the screen and adjusts its width. What is that attribute? Why not have the text image change when that att

You must have some attribute that is triggered just before the award moves to the center of the screen and adjusts its width. What is that attribute? Why not have the text image change when that att

I think my method can reduce the ram, because it load an image only when the attribute corresponds. If you put all the 5 images on the same scene, it could took a little more.

-Pixel Collisions

1)create a new integer attribute "background"

I currently Displaying Text using a 'Display Text' Behaviour. What I wish to do is write my own text follow by a pulled in attribute.

gameAttribute … Text type … playerImage …leave blank

It doesn't matter how many scenes you have, if you want to save/load a particular attribute in different scenes, you make sure the key is the same.

Hi, sorry if this is a duplicate discussion. With the save and load attribute if you have got more than 10 scenes does the save key have to be different for every scene?