I assume for your time, you have somehtign like every 1 seconds change timerAttribute to timerAttribute+1

I am making a game where the time is going to be the final score. I already have a time attribute set up, a timer which times how long you can stay alive and I would like to know how to stop the time

"Or can you choose for it to only show when a certain attribute is true?"

Or can you choose for it to only show when a certain attribute is true?

In the GS creator, select to logout and then log back in again. It needs to be activated by GS so may take unto 24 hours. However, when in GS creator, at the top, click GameSalad > About GameSa

need a gameAttribute index type to handle the conditions

I want mud to be on the scene, and when the character goes over it, to cut it's speed in half. But when it exits it, I want it to return to normal. So far I have an attribute called game.mud, and it t

Create an attribute (boolean) and set it to false. Name it "startmenu"

I tried to think of a way around this and tried using the idea that when actor 1 was touched it changed the attribute 'actor 1 grabbed' to true, when it was released it changed it to false. I did the

You have when attribute game start is false

when constraining to finger the "paddle" won't colide with the "puck"

@ck You can't pass the name of a table indirectly via an attribute. Tables can only be referenced directly by selecting them in the expression builder.

make an attribute call level?

Does anyone know how to use an attribute to choose the table to read?

need a flow index-type gameAttribute to control every actor… level#

You put it in a rule when attribute game start=true

Gamesalad will collide with the transparent areas of an image. It doesnt matter what image type you use, it will be converted to .png in gamesalad, and have collisions happen on the transparent areas

No you put that rule once in the start button. The rest you put the behaviors that you want to happen after you press the start button in a rule when attribute start game is true.

Then you put each actors rules inside a rule when attribute startGame is true. You do that in each actor.

1) When you create your boolean attribute, there will be a checkbox next to it. Make sure thats unchecked, that means its false.