@dwibre .. you will need an integer attribute 'what slot am I' set to 1. Then have the game set the attribute to 1 or 2 depending on who's playing. and in your rule have the slot position 1 +1 only tr

I have set up attributes "game slot position 1" and "game slot position 2" and as you complete the level I have a rule that says change attribute.game slot position

Yes, you need a string attribute and when you drag n' drop the keyboard input behavior, it has a second field stating where you want your string to be saved to. Find the String you made and put it in

Yes just save the attribute that you change with the keyboard input.

Is it possible to save what has been input by user in the keyboard input attribute?

Make sure the Save attribute is in the same scene as score you want to save

--Attribute: self.hit is false

Have an attribute that knows what level it is.

Basically, you store them in attributes. Player 1 (Which is the name) and Time 1 (Which is player 1's time) as well as Player Playing (Which player is selected).

If you want to save to the device, use the Save Attribute behavior. You can save any attribute you like, so it could be as simple as just game.CurrentLevel (integer) or you could save ten different a

lets say my character went to next level and i want the game automatic save when he passed the level. also i want to load the next level when i hit continue in the title section. how can i do that?

--Attribute: self.hit is false

if i understand what you want. are you using self attributes? im thinking not. if not then rather than have the enemies rely on a global attribute you need to create an attribute internally in each ac

i have added this integer attribute to the enemy actors as it deals with the bullets that it would collide with

tried using interpolate up to a warehouse max ( attribute) and if game.currentamt is less than warehouse amt, run again, but i cant seem to get all the logic to work correctly. It stops at the ware

Well, it sounds like you've already found the scene.camera attributes. As far as smoothing it out, that's something I'm working on with my own game right now. I haven't had a lot of success, but one

Nothing i do it too but without boolean attribute to game.hit

of level, time stop counting and save in to an attribute like (score time level 1), all levels will have your time score.

You need to have a boolean attribute on each ball called self.hit set to false. In the ball actor's rules, do When collide with actor of type/tag ball AND self.hit is false, change attribute game.hit

I am not sure what( %4 means) and also how do you reset a attribute back to 0?