I am trying to use the Minimum and Maximum expression, but I have a question: I just want to set the X attribute, no matter what the Y attribute is. I want the Y attribute to change. Do I leave the Y

But previously you have only asked about ball and flipper collisions. As in:sebmacfly said:

If you want an action such as dragging 2 actors with two fingers at the same time, then use the Touch attribute. There are several individual touch events which can be set independently for each actor

I'd like to be able to resize the width of the Attributes-columns, both in the Inspector>Attributes panel but mostly in the Attribute Browsers. Particularly in the Attribute Browser you have a

I'd say it is an issue with attributes and GSs flaky management. If you save from one attribute and load to another (so don't use the same for save and load) it works fine, HTML and OSX preview.

Create three boolean attributes:

For saving and loading attributes all you need to know is that the "key" needs to be exactly the same for the save and the load.

While the video is named "Loading and Saving Attribute in GameSalad" the one thing it does not show is the loading of the attribute - shouldn´t that be in a video with this title?

Ummm.... collision problems isn't really the purpose of this thread. I will reply in your other thread that asks specifically about your flipper collisions.

i have a circle and i want to constrain some rectangle to it, but when the circle rotates the rectangles stay the same, how can i make like if the circle rotates to 90 degree so the rectangle?

I remember this one in a test i did a while back.....i "think" i did something like if motion velocity < 5 constrain it.... but not 100% sure.

Crazy as it sounds have you tried a timer after 0.5 seconds if game.die1=6 change attribute game.counter to game.counter+1 (same for other dice).

I remember this one in a test i did a while back.....i "think" i did something like if motion velocity < 5 constrain it.... but not 100% sure.

You can also constrain the camera to an actors X position so it doesn't have to be in the middle before it starts scrolling like in our Running Wild game for eg.

If you actor is too large you can use a mask actor for the collision, lets say your sprite is 128x128 but you want a smaller area for collision simply make another actor (lets say 64x64) and constrain

ok one more question, you know in the ramp settings on your demo and it says change attribute at the bottom and it mentions true do you type that in because i couldn't find a place in the other bit

oh wait how do you constrain the ramp to the shape i am nearly there

im guessing thats an attribute he made..

make 2 seperate integer attributes for each colour you want. lets use blue as an example.

Sweet but how do you make the RANGE? is it with an attribute?