Yes, agreed, even the obvious stuff needs pointing out from time to time, but I'd say the one mistake people tend to make when starting with GameSalad is to overcomplicate simple concepts.

Well the reason why is because you still have one of the doors open which is triggering the rule to add while another door is closed which is triggering the rule to subtract.

You know you can test all this stuff in GameSalad !?

Are you doubtnig my exsellent typing skils ?

thank you my good sir! Delighted to help any way I can! Dig the graphics BTW!

Thanks very much guys!

it orbits to a sine wave and then slowly ramp down the range of that sine wave.

Kind of, but I'm still not sure what you are asking for, how to make something behave the like the example supplied in your first post, how to make it start swinging when something hits it from the si

Ur a Legend! I will give that a go in the morning and let you know how I get on! It's nearly 2am now (Image)

Let me make you a quick video (I'd make you a demo but you are on a PC) . . .

Yes correct ! Is there a way to do that rather than starting at 9995 like it does now please? Or any tips where to start to look?

That's how the score is displayed, we're not really interested in that at the moment, we are dealing with how the score is accrued.

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Lol. He's gonna make millions ya'll !!

I did see the abs() function but not being a mathematic or remotely brainy enough to work out how to introduce this function within the code?

that will take to long for me to text the rule for you. and i cant bring up an image. sorry

What would I do without you guys? So simple. I just keep over complicating it.

Place the rules that control how power is added into another rule that says: When power is < 100.

attached is a template you can get this idea from. The coin drops into the bucket! Hope this helps!

on my 5 nights at freddy clone, I was make a power supply every time use used doors long the power will go off. but unlike fnaf where you have to wait for the next day to get your power back, my doors