delay for turning the sound up based on the time attribute (in relation to your known spacing of sounds) - so some sounds will play immediately when you hit the button, some will wait a fraction of

Make a attribute called RAND (integer)

might use an Index Attribute game.SelectedSound

for instructions or something, I set a change attribute self.image to self.image+1 or if I have something set to a numbered attribute, I have my images named as those numbers.

@MotherHoose +1 - I never use the change image rule, change attribute is the way to go and as MH pointed out, you have more control. You cannot to +/- with change image, just bogs down the code with m

IMO ChangeAttribute self.image is more efficient!

Tynan: So you prefer Change Image to Change Attribute? Is either one more efficient than the other? Does your method prevent an animation from briefly freezing or is that simply a memory issue?

Then make a timer: every x seconds (probably around .1) change self.image to self.attribute.image+1.

I know you can call in images based on an attribute by naming them by numbers. You might be able to do that with sounds.

A while ago, it was suggested to use "change attribute" instead of the "animate" behavior & i can't find a good example of how exactly to do that. Does any

(Loading and Saving Attribute in GameSalad)

When an actor is touched how can I delay a change attribute of another actor. I tried a timer and set to "after" .5 and placed the change attribute inside, but it didn't work. This i

not the names. I noticed when I opened "Constrain To Circle DEMO" online it had no tags and that one never shows up in the creator. To be honest nothing at all shows up when I searc

I think you used an attribute to set your levels free or?

if you always take the same attribute and the same key to save your game the levels will not be reseted..

Constrain: Game.soundDistance to: magnitude(self.positionX-game.soundsourceX, self.positionY-game.soundsourceY)

Create an attribute called game.soundDistance (real). Create two integer attributes (soundSourceX and soundsourceY). Constrain these to the x and y of the source of the sound. In the moving character

Was wondering which attribute is used to switch from Start Screen -> Menu Screen.

Here you go, here's the basic idea thrown together, Just one game attribute that gets switched between 0 and 1 (or 'true' and 'false').

your mouse is at the top right. So now if you constrained the actors rotation to that vectorToAngle expression, it will always face where the mouse is. To elaborate more if you had the actor have a m