Once one of the rules are activated - disable or switch off the second rule with an attribute change of some kind ?

I'd like to capture todays date when somebody touches an actor. Then display it on the screen and also save the attribute for future use until they touch the actor again to update it.

Kind of... I would create a self attribute called distance and set it to 555 and have the players X and Y's contained to real game attributes.

That's possible with the exception of selecting a group of actors. You have to do them individually. There is a gravity attribute in the left window when you are in "scene" and have

well, just create an attribute called money and an actor which will be your "coin" you can make it collide with your main character. when it does, it adds +1 to the money attribute,

1. When costumes are unlocked and chosen you change a global attribute. Then in your main character actor, if game.costume = 1, change image to xxxx and animate when touch xxxxx etc etc. If game.costu

-prompt the user to enter a email address if he/she wants to subscribe, save the email address as an attribute 'userEmail'.

You can also do this(I think, have not use gamesalad for a long time) , preload art is an attribute, so preload it after 1 secs or something like that

Maybe have an invisible actor on the left and right so that when overlaps with, interpolate to x... Or when attribute self position x is x, interpolate to x.

Next have a attribute called selectedImage

Just have an attribute called reset and in your pause set reset to true and unpause. In the actors you want to reset, say when reset is true [add reset x and y's, attributes, etc then set reset to fal

When the screen is touched you can change the linear velocity x and y and the angular velocity to 0. That will stop him, then also trigger an attribute called controls and when controls is true, trigg

I think there's another sound bug, in that the volume slider for the "Play Sound" attribute doesn't work, it always plays it at 1 volume.

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First off you shouldnt have your load attributes when touch is pressed. You should have the load behavior by itself in your first scene so it loads as soon as the game starts.

I can't vouch for its accuracy but its done with two attributes and three behaviors:

Sry I set the attribute levels each time to levels +1

And when finish is true, I change the attribute levels(integer) to 1 at level1,

Just for information, in the game fruits have to be tapped and these fruits set the attribute collect each time to a certain value.

Okay. I'll give that a try. How would I create the code to randomize the remaining actors that have not reached the ending point though? I understand what you mean, but I'm a bit confused as to how to