----Interpolate Attribute: self.Position.Y, To: 300, Duration: 4, Function: Ease out

You can insert images using the img tag, like you would in an html file, but simply load the images from your own webspace (add the image-url as the src attribute).

Do you use an integer or a real for the BPM attribute ?

-For UI's and Menus, try to constrain their position to the centre of the screen using 'ScreenWidth/2'. This will then automatically format for iPad after the conversion.

You need to take a look on the Save and Load Attributes behaviors. They save a value on disk (iphone) and then you can Load that attribute back when you want to.

If these behaviors could be tweaked to the point where they utilized the attribute workarounds prescribed to us to avoid using these behaviors ...that'd be great.

I wish there was a way to have all of that attribute changing happen "behind the scenes." I know that GS is still the best alternative for those who want to avoid the hardcore cod

So for example, in a turn based strategy game that I created I had each enemy with a set of rules that would determine what he would do each 'turn.' I did a change attribute: self.WhatToDo to Random(1

No no, don't do "You have to drag all the actors that you want on the scene, and inside every actor put a Change attribute". The energy/processing it takes to run is too huge to save

U will need to make 3 game attributes total to make this work.

depending on what your doing exactly you could change 2 attributes to the x and y of the object you hit on collision and compare the players position x or y to that. So if your players position x is

Create an attribute called angleHit

When 'lives' = 1, change attribute (heart.positionX & heart positionY) to (where you want it to appear)

I've set up a REAL attribute called Sixshooter

The Mac Mini should be OK. Does gamesalad lag with any other files/games that you create with computer? Are there other times when lag seems to happen? Is it only when using constrain behaviors? (

One more thing, the "cellWidth" attribute mentioned above sets the size of each grid spot in the x dimension. I also have a "cellHeight" attribute for the y dimens

You might try the following two constrains:

Not sure how your actually initiating the change, but if your trying to do it over a set time, use interpolate attribute to set alpha to 0 over the time you choose. So it will gradually fade to 0 . (

Ok, I believe there are not any attributes that would do that, I think the easiest way to do that would be to make a black and white version of the background, import it into GS, set it as the main im

Thats really strange ;-) Because this is effect I want to gain. And you say, that you are constraining one actor to another with such result? Hmmm...