@KevinCross The game I am making selects one of five actors at random and you have to tap that actor without touching the other actors or the background to avoid a gameover.

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@jay2dx By constraining the attribute to a value that changes each level, the condition for passing the next level continually changes. What I didn't mention is that you'd need a rule that says When

Hello I am trying to create a game where the goal is to click on dots to make it all the same colors ... But the problem is I don't know how to reach the next level (changing the scene) when all the d

Ive been following this out of curiosity and please forgive me but i don't really understand this part, with automating the level change with constraining the points for next level, the code: &quo

cheers for all the input from everyone... some of it was a little above my head, but got lots of things to test and play with... so much so that I've spent most of the day playing with and learning ma

@marcgreiff and @8bitninja you guys should team up to make the ultimate cat game with GS. We shall call it.... CatSalad!

I'm really hoping that will be a feature they add soon. Or the ability to embed a Youtube video. It would make things so much easier for cut scenes and intros!

No, not at this time. Though, you could export into individual frames, though that will greatly increase your project size. You could also export images and use interpolate and in-game behaviors for m

Are you one of the creators from agar.io?

Yep ! I do this !! I did some testing for the this very purpose - and what you don't want is a magnitude calculation as your first condition as you will be forcing all your actors into making that mea

Since GS checks rules on the whole scene vs whats in camera, you could feasibly put all rulesets/behaviors/logic into simple single condition checks of camera position or camera controllers position i

Alright just make sure of the following:

is a very involved calculation, something you don't want to force GameSalad into calculating on every single cycle of the code when the preceding condition has already not been met.

What did you end up doing to make the highscore save even when you exit and reopen the game? I am having the same problem and would like to know what you did to end the frustration.

you've put together a very nice game here, well done...

What do you need it to do? Do you travel with your computer? do you use any specialist software?

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If you play around with the expression I posted above but replace the 100 constant with a different value (e.g. 10), you may find a pattern that fits what you want.

Testing done, thank you!