of the joystick using the "change attribute" behavior. Moving it to the right side works fine. However, when you move the joystick to the left side it looks fine until you click to

If I grasp what you're asking, then easy. Just create an index game attribute game.zone and for each zone, double click the actor in the scene and change its name to 1, then the next 2, etc.

EDIT: I really wish an actor could interact directly with the custom attributes of another actor - not only itself and game attributes.

About the transition: I put a white box with alpha = 0 with the dimension of 480 x 320 as first level; I use the interpolate behavior in linear that is active by a boolean attribute.

you have to make new attribute (real) name it "you win" and give it 80 value

EDIT: FYI, every tower has it's own ID attribute with unique value, and every enemy (red dot) has it's own unique ID attribute.

I am making a level game and am making one actor with all the save attributes, but it doesnt seem to be working?

1. X/Y Flip of sprites as an attribute*, so we don't have to draw everything twice.

@saladstraightshooter .. how about putting an attribute that counts the number of times the game is played and after 1 or 2 then Playhaven starts showing? Maybe with some knowledge of how Apple tests

In actor a constrain attribute playerX to self.position.x

4) Custom collisions

When attribute soundOff=1

make an interger attribute called soundOff

Custom Collisions

you need to make an attribute for each item true/false

I have 3 worlds with 15 lvls on each, and I want 3 bonus items on each world. These bonus items will all be on separate levels. There is a running total of all bonus items which is called game.bonus.

ok so if i set my index money to be at 9,999,999, now i have a actor when press it changes this money -1, so my last digits should be changing like 9,8,7,6,5 and so on, at this points everything work…

I had a game attribute, a boolean "changeScene" that was triggered to true and a rule on the actor on the initial scene

@francyfranchini .... if you need them behind the actor you will need to use a trick ... and that is to constrain another actor on top of the actor with the particles.

Interpolate Attribute: self.Position.X to 160