The other way is to use a constrain attribute behavior:

Then it's up to you to trigger the attribute. Let;s say you have a lever actor that your hero must activate. In your lever actor have this rule:

I am tied up on exactly how making a new attribute works. For instance, I set up an attribute that is called "Go Through" my goal is to get my actor to go through a wall temporarily

Constrain Attribute -> self.Rotation (to)-> vectorToAngle( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X , game.Mouse.Position.Y - self.Position.Y )

@alex0407 ... sorry very busy at the moment so can't explain much but I uploaded a old project I had done that might help you ... NOTE: it is not very refined so you can click the three numbers in the

I put a Keyboard input followed by -Save attribute it did not not saved on the device.

- firstly i created game attribute (text, with default value: right) that stores player's current facing direction

Hey,

its super fast in comparison - i've been playing with it the last 2 days. Love being able to reference an attribute with a text string! I'm a paid up GS Pro member for the next 8 months or so so I'm n

Aaa now i understood thanks LoneTreeInteractive now i puted the attribute in the actor and i works!

Hey, I'm not sure exactly how your behaviors and attributes are set up but it sounds like you may have created their health / lives as a game level attribute. If that's the case, they'll all die when

**Rule: When attribute game.sound = 1

so when i add the rule to reset scene,not all my attributes will reset? for example time always reset but like health or attribute i create that star at 0 , say goals they are during the game 5, when

I am making a game is which objects are placed and moved throughout the game. How do I save the location of a added or moved object? I tried making an actor that triggered an attribute which told the

I have my crates which have a locked image initially, and then changes to an unlocked image as the levels are completed, but i want o use my new screenshot of the scene with all locked crates in place

of text you want to use, it requires a text attribute. On top of this, you need to do 3 additional things with each attribute...change it, save it, and load it. I made a christmas list app and it too

I think that a game attribute is working all the time and consumes memory all the time, but an scene attribute only consumes memory when un are on the scene.

If, on the other hand you mean a generic definition of joints, then the answer might be different. A joint (even in Box2D) is just a constraint to hold two or more actors together. Anytime you use a

For that, you would use an Actor Attribute. There are 3 different types of attributes. Actor, Scene, and Game. (sorry if you already know that now)

I use Gamesalad since over a year and to tell u the truth i just used Scene Attribute only in one of my games, i just hate it, cause u have to make the same changes on the same actor so it works in al