-----change attribute self.BlockColor to random(1,10)

For your first question, yes. Use the save attribute behavior to save anything you'll need when the user closes the app in multi tasking and reopens it.

1. If I use the save attribute command, will it save the attribute so when the game is launched next time it will be there.

i want my actor to be in the back of the scene. i manage to do so bycreated attribute, and constrain it with scene.camera.original.X

create the following integer game attributes:

Have a rule that when the actor is touched it increases a custom attribute by .5 every .5 seconds (or whatever timeframe you want)

-----change attribute x3 (change the 3 RGB values) or change to a new image if you want

Create an integer game attribute called game.color. Then on a scrap of paper or your hand, or even in a text document keep track of which integer value = which color.

then you can set the direction and the speed of the move equal to global attributes

i use accelerate and constrain attribute to make actor move at the same speed. please anyone

When attribute x= 0

I'm going to be developing an app with a small team which involves a large number of small cubic actors (like 2x2, or 4x4, or 6x6 pixels large (not sure yet what size exactly). These actors will need

make a self attribute called buttonState

when hero overlap or collides with platform, constrain both its x and y will the simplest way to do(if you want better preformance then let your hero interpolate the same speed as the platform)

Add a game.actorsTouched boolean attribute set to false. On each actor, add a rule When touch is pressed, change game.actorsTouched to true; otherwise change game.actorsTouched to false.

"Attribute counter =/= counter"?

ways of tracking real time with attribute to store a startTime …

Youll have to make another attribute thats true when the mouse position is inside the actors, and false when its not. Then add when that attribute is false to the conditions of the rule for the touch

First off make a new real attribute called newRotation

Yeah thats because your using the joystick and not rotation constrain i thought you were using the i posted above.