So is there a neater and better way to keep collisions working on an actor that is constrained to another?

No, it will only attach itself to the actor you want it to constrain to.

I use two attributes to record time taken to complete a level.

You could say if jump is true, then move hat Y up by 50, otherwise constrain to actor.

constrain it to the actor you want. (Image)

I was talking with the Gamesalad Customer Support (CJ) and we found the solution for my Load attribute problem (doesn't load).

Don't know about the boat thing but you can make a wall move even with the moveable turned off by using interpolate instead of move attribute. Just choose the actor self.positionx and to whatever posi

Are you using Scene Gravity. Darren found some weird bugs regarding scene gravity. He posted a a video that says if you go to the scene gravity attribute delete the value and re-enter the value it see

Is it possible to set Preload art to false, and then fire off Preload art= true in a change attribute, say .5 seconds after the scene starts?

If I want to do this, I need to make a new attribute that's always set to zero and set it as the attribute on the left so I can have the expression on the right.

I would use a self.attribute for the rotation

was wondering how I go about increasing an attribute (e.g. height) by 20% every 3 seconds.

* Change Attribute self.doubletap to TRUE.

I have tracked the problem down to 1 or 2 self attributes on the player actor, when off the flight dynamics 'mostly' work... and when they are turned on the flight dynamic 'mostly' break normally afte

I have a attribute to play sound if true, but I've placed a blank actor showing that attribute and it is still showing true when the sound stops working.

However it would have been useful if you also added a PreloadSound attribute along with the art one.

make a game attribute "redcount" and in the red actor a "change attribute" redcount+1

Did anyone else experience the weirdness that UtopianGames had with that attribute problem? I'm in 2 minds about installing this "upgrade" as I have a load of attributes in use, so t

That is correct - the Preload Art setting enables you to defer asset loading for behaviors like Animate and Change Image rather than using Change Attribute + Timer.

So now, is it best practice to UNTICK the Preload Art attribute on all actors with images & animations?