Hey I'm trying to create a button that can be pressed and it does something and then I press it again it will go back to the original, so how can I make a Boolean go from true to false and back to tru

@Bitvork Have you tried the 0.13.9 RC? It´s MUCH better. I´ve never seen GS so fast.

@Armelline you're absolutely right. I can see now how this is better suited for Attributes rather than tables. I was over thinking the logic and behaviors.

No immediate plans to do so but if you are on a Mac you can print any web page as a PDF.

Hi @Abubakar Khawaja , are you wanting to spawn an actor smaller than its original self?

Based on the information you gave it's impossible to help you.

you could also use the math function MOD to alternate between true and false. google "Timers are for Chumps" GS optimisation tips. Great article, very useful (Image)

THanks soo much

Hi thanks for the reply, may I know how do I do that? I'm very new to Gamesalad and forum itself, would appreciate if you could show me the direction (Image)

Yep, I've never understood the hesitation when it comes to using lots of images in GameSalad, lots of people say it will be chaotic, crazy, unstable, disastrous, your teeth will fall out and your cat

@Deee Sprite DLight looks incredibly useful - especially with animated sprites! That uniform lighting on all the frames delivers a beautiful visual effect. I just pledged Pro on your site (Image)

Ok, so you have an animation sequence of an actor running. You dropped the frames in the animation behavior window inside the actor and at the bottom of that window you set your desired frames per sec

@tatiang Thank you. that was exactly what I was looking for.

That doesn't make a difference for this instance is 0.1 of a second too quick? Is there a minimum that it needs to be for it to register

Something like this should point you in the right direction:

@Armelline Awesome post..thank for sharing..do you have pdf of this, to refer when we are in offline

I should think that however you are increasing the speed of your actor ( move to , Interpolate) it would take no more trouble to change the FPS of your animation sequence, is there something more spec

@Armelline Great Tutorial! Thank you for making this! So helpful (Image)

@cousinisaac, you can access Scene Attributes but only by un-locking an actor on the scene and making it an instance actor.

Thanks for your reply, I will keep you in mind while picking the one to hire.