You probably want to leave the value of game.multiplier at 0 to begin with but I just gave an example of how to change its default value.

How do I make the game.pointsPerBall attribute and where do I put it?

Also, depending on how your logic works, it may be beneficial to use a rule saying:

Use a constraint when you have a fluid value such as rotation, position, or velocity. If you're simply changing an integer value such as a score, you don't need to constrain (constantly update) the a

I am trying to make it where when a ball hits the pad then you get one point. I have that but i want to use my spawn button that I have and when a second ball enters then the score is multiplied by 2

If you want attribute A to equal attribute B (even when B changes), use a constrain behavior.

How do you make one attribute equal another like when one attribute increases how do you increase the other one automatically?

So, 200mb in 10 minutes is too much. I have no idea what caused the problem, unfortunately.

Here is a tutorial on camera scrolling if you want to check it out:

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Adjust the tracking size of the camera to a small square if you want the actor to be constantly tracked. Also, this works if your scene size is considerably larger than the screen size (for example,

You can spawn an invisible actor when the rotation takes place , it should work for any movement as well except for circle (i think) and you don't need any additional attribute.

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In GameSalad it's likely that for each case (triangle, circle, star, rectangle . . . etc) you will probably be better off using a particular solution designed for that shape.

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I would not say you are 'screwed' in the least! There are often many work-arounds that are perfectly useable. (Such as Socks' ball and chain demo.)

It actually can be done without custom collisions. But it requires you to use a series of change and constrain attributes within each 'chained' actor.

If you want to have an actor follow another's path, you can record the x,y positions of the 'leader' actor. Then you have the 'follower' move to those recorded positions. Here is an example.

As a side comment -- studies over the past 10 have have shown a steady decline in human reaction times. Its not due to people getting slower, but 'modern' computers and operating systems are making a