Sorry so because "back" is actually "down" the Y value actually becomes SMALLER as you are pulling it towards the bottom of the screen (y=0). So I need to make it s

Make an attribute, give it a starting value, every time the player collides with the enemy reduce or increase the attrbute's value, when the attribute reaches a specific value destroy the enemy.

if you've constrained an attribute to 'how far you pull it back from the starting point' then the further you pull it back the larger the value of the attribute should be ?

Trying to make a "slingshot" where the vertical speed of the "ball" is determined by how far back you pull it on the Y axis. I've constrained the speed of the ball

I found another video about jumping on top of enemy and was wondering what else was I suppose to do now since I've followed everything in the tutorial but I am unable to destroy the enemy after I jump

Looking to make in best way next think :

I unfortunately am not familiar with that tutorial either so I'm not sure how much help I can be. If you want to post a screenshot of the rules you're using, someone can help you troubleshoot what's

Okay thanks. But I'm also trying to figure out how to make my enemy stop chasing the player while it's shooting at it and then chase him again without shooting this time when the player is out of the

I had the exact same thing happen to me and spent a bunch of time debugging it; the problems ceased after I removed all 0 timers from the scene. Not sure why this would be happening if you aren't usin

You can use an integer attribute with the max() function like this:

Can you provide me with an example of the difference between Index and Integer so I know how it looks like?!

one which was the one that used to be free. I am however planning to buy the Pro version once I am satisfied with using this software, but for now I want to stick with the one I'm using right now. I

When I go to add a new game or scene attribute on PC Game Salad, index is available at the bottom of the dropdown list. I use index in a number of places in my current project using PC Game Salad and

I was looking into this video to figure out how to make my enemy patrol left and right but the only problem I have is that I don't have an index attribute since I'm using a PC version and the tutorial

https://youtube.com/watch?v=K-IFesLMe6M

I'm not sure how helpful I can be since I'm not familiar with that tutorial but you pretty much have two options for changing the spawn position each time:

@socks, possibly a spider bite? I've seen who you associate with in the forums...

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I like too how you have everything like score and lives in that top bar......I might use that idea sometime.

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