I agree with @Hopscotch this is the best way. You would only have to add the new ball types to your rules.

The bare one is always auto created. It's a team Id solely based on your main certs. Hmmm I have always had mine. Maybe Apple changed things. Glad you got it sorted.

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I have a similar iMac as yours at home and I've been thinking about upgrading too. Like you say it runs Gamesalad no problem, but overall the system is slow and can take forever to launch applications

With APPFormative you have the option,

Hi guys, I understand this may be impossible or very tricky but I am looking for a way to set up a weekly tournament where my integer attribute will be used within a Game Center leaderboard as a score

Hey @jonmulcahy, thanks for the reply! That's great information, I will definitely do as you suggest for a solution in the meantime.

@Hopscotch This might be a work around. Although, there are times when up to 100 balls can be on scene, but i could have 10 unique balls. Hopefully this could eliminate some of the double hits.

@crestwoodgames, considering the amount of actors on the scene, and that you want the health of the boxes to be tracked, I would prevent having too many rules in the balls.

Hello, Been away from GS for awhile about 1 year plus I am itching to get back into game design but my iMac is getting old, its a 2009 Core 2 duo, it seems to run GS ok, but it struggles with photosho

You could store each box health in a table cell and reference that in your rules?

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If you can, include a month/year and the GS version the vid was created on.. That way folks have a benchmark in IDing the relative "newness" of the information..

It's the box that needs to decrease in health. I could do this with different boxes. But there are up to 28 on scene. This means the ball would have 28 rules just for collision.

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So my idea for my game was to create a 15 puzzle, and then after you solved the puzzle (after a random amount of time), a jeopardy game would come up. Then once you got the question right, you go on t

You can either store the text value in an Attribute or in a Table and then recall it from those as needed throughout the game.

When you exit a Preview, GameSalad resets everything. Think about it like this:

I dont know how to make it work with one actor on 2 different sides with 1 constrain attribute to the X.