Yea... The high score fonts are a different color, so the actors are different. ...And instead of accessing a game.score attribute, they access a game.topscore attribute.

launch a move behavior, not changing a global attribute that acts as a trigger. I don't mind if actor one flies every 30secs. (what tb's method would help stop). I just don't want actor one and two

I am doing a strategy game as well. I think you can only use the "Change Attribute" for the moment because there is no way to write to tables. If you could write to tables you coul

I'v create a strategy game that got more than 500 attributes in game attribute. Atfer completing a level,it will return to main menu and reset all those attributes except several ones,such as:Unlocked

Create an integer attribute called game.character and set it to 1.

How do u make it a self attribute

How do u make it a self attribute

So I'd like to be able to spend an attribute (along the lines of game.Coins) on a character from my "locked characters" scene.

You can access another actor's attributes in one of two ways:

If your using an attribute to trigger the stop, you need to make it a self attribute and not a game attribute

I added a rule to the drawing area actor and it seems to work pretty well: When touch is pressed AND game.Mouse.Position.X > game.LastX --> constrain attribute game.LastX to game.Mouse.P

You specify that in the first part of the constrain self position y

@greglevy In your drawing area actor, have a rule that says When mouse is down --> change attribute game.LastX to game.Mouse.Position.X. Do the same for the Y values. Have another rule that s

attribute - self.linear velocity x >= -10 and <0

My actor has the drag and drop attribute....and while you touch it, it will play a sound.

they should make a self attribute self.current speed

Just an update, I am still looking for a solution to the problem. If you watch the video below you will notice there is a main actor and on all four sides of the main actor are other constrained actor

attribute self.color.alpha to 0 behavior and constrain it (or place it) at the location of your small actor. Then, put all of the When touch is pressed, etc. rules on the mask instead of on the acto

Option 2: Have one version of the baddie but have a self attribute like "canhurt" that you go into on each instance and turn on or off. This sounds more ideal than option one for man

that could break the glass make two real game attributes for and call them actor1velocityx and actor1velocityy if in your game the actors move in both directions, if they just move in one direction t