Currently I have a rule on the dice actor that changes it's self.position.X attribute to the mouse Position,

I constrain the three first GS X and Y touch positions to my own x and y attributes, and when touch is released ( a finger is released ) I set all my x and y attributes to -1.

I have a global boolean attribute for each ring. And a global boolean attribute for level complete.

I am struggling to get the stuff sorted when the ball stops on a 'ring'. My current system is that each ring has a self.attribute and when they are all true (ball overlapping ring) and 'complete butto

attribute game.yourattribute = false

Hiya. You need some constrain behaviours.

Constrain Attribute - Actor's position X to Mouse's position X

constrain speed to (accelerometer y) * 150

OK -- but before I answer, its important to note that this one constrain behavior is actually doing about 4 separate functions. Its only become a huge equation because different criteria have been ad

change attribute (an attribute boolean of the game) game.yourattribute to true

Change attribute self.color.alpha to 1

First off have a attribute called TapCount and have it set to 0

maks an attribute call tapped? bool false

1. User interface redesign - GameSalad is simply fantastic but the user interface feels like something from 1997 - I have an enormous monitor but still have to spend hours clicking back and forth swap

Just set it up with some attributes. . . .

I remember that there is some way to use behavior Display Text, to display both text and attribute.

where do i create the attribute like where do i put it

constrain it to touch1.X and touch1.Y

Then you would need an actor count attribute that keeps track of how many actors are onscreen. However many actors you use in the scene, set the attribute to that number. Every time one is tapped and

is pressed(touch) and touch is inside change attribute left to 1, otherwise change it to 0. The same thing have I done with the right control. but even because I have maked the rules on each player e