@tshirtbooth i'm waiting for it to be able to store save attribute keys and gamecenter ids so i can use the list to throw into a rule instant without going through different scenes to setup different

But before that... My game ha a random attribute that when Integer = 0 Change att to Random (1,3) it works the first time but on the second round of the integer = 0 it doesn't repeat the Rule that is

But when it comes to detecting collisions Gamesalad doesn't care if a part of the image is green, blue, transparent, purple or yellow and brown stripes . . . . all it can see is a square file, that's

It sounds like it could be a timing issue whereby the replicate behavior is running just before/after a change is made to the value of your life attribute. Can you post a screenshot or videos of your

I think it would be possible by going ahead and setting the IAP attribute to true and anyone who updates it will get that saved. The main problem will be if after you go IAP and they want to reinstall

make a small update and when the user launch the app you want to change an attribute bought it? to true

ok next part ... create 2 real game attributes ... called player X and player Y... constrain your characters x and y to these positions... then tell your bad guys, to move towards player X and player

And display the attribute

Change attribute blah to true (whatever you want it to trigger)

make a attribute called musicOff and a attribute called soundOff

Here is another way that might not be as taxing on the system as a constrain behavior. (The constrain behavior constantly fires and can slow down the system.)

To get an actor to rotate to the direction it is traveling -- you can use a constrain behavior:

Hey , does at least one of the actors that colliding is movable ? you need to check their self.movable attribute

Is it possible that in the GS Simulator "save attribute" and "load attribute" attribute doesn't work????

"Add a behavior (without a rule) that does Change Attribute self.Image to (use the expression editor) "image"..ImageNumber. The two periods will concatenate the word &qu

You can make custom behaviors by dragging the rules into the "custom" section of the Behaviors tab. Easiest if you create a group, and drag all rules and behaviors into that group, g

create a "image" integer attribute

There are a few ways you can achieve this. One way is to create an attribute for the actor called "ImageNumber" (an integer). Have a rule that says when touch is pressed AND self.I

Then you just have separate actors for each digit and constrain its image to the corresponding expression.

Change Attribute, self.image to;