is released, you can do this by placing a change attribute behaviour in the Otherwise section like this . . .

--Constrain Linear Velocity X to 5* ( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X )

Hey guys, I made an actor that can be dragged to whatever position on the screen. So I did when touched, constrain attribute self position x and y to mouse position x and y. It works, but the movement

I'm not sure why I constrain the attribute to the mouse position. It might just be a habit I picked up from when I used to use GameSalad a long time ago. I can't remember why I'd do it though. Thanks

There is just one thing I dont get , why constrain mouse positions to game attributes if you can access them anytime anywhere. But i like it keep it up .. always love to see videos made for GS, you di

The mod function when clicked is simply to cycle through the rows of the table. You probably don't need to adapt that, particularly if you're using attribute to store the text.

) - I tried limiting the rotation attribute, lowering the centre of mass, friction, density, etc, etc, but no joy getting it to work reliably....

Don't forget changing GAME attribute values (causing conditions to be executed that might contain the error(s), that may not have ran before) can cause the same sort of issues... - Done that before!

I'd advise against unlocking actors to get at other actor's attributes, this early on in your GS exploits (it's a bad coding habit to get into, and tends to come back and bite you (lost code, bad habi

I can't figure out what's causing this. I have run into situations where I've messed up some attributes or gestures, but usually the scene then loads tilted with something flickering over the screen.

If you compared them before.. GS was the one behind simply because it didn't have the features other 2d drag and drop game engines were providing. It didn't have custom collisions , custom fonts , htm

While you're right it's never going to happen, the small number of votes on this poll that's been up for a week certainly isn't going to cause a stir amongst the GS heads, I don't see why they would n

I'm not sure exactly how you're using it but you can Constrain an actors X and Y location to hold them in place. If you want a ship to reach a certain spot and simply stop you might also consider movi

I'm making a gamer where I have "ships" moving towards and island, and when they collide with an invisible box that surrounds the island, the ship actor's pin attribute will be set t

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Play with Change attribute velocity y.

No matter how I try to constrain the camera X and camera Y, it will alway misalign.

constrain: self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X = 0.01*pow(1.012,(sceneheight-self.position.Y))

I think your doing it through a self attribute , instead do it as a game attribute so for example

----Constrain Angular Velocity to Angular Velocity+1