At a certain point, he creates a new attribute, calling it platform_attribute, but i don't understand why he puts 160 for the value and why is this necessary for moving the platform with the touch!

well you could just use the self.position.x as a score if you wanted. Display that or have a score attribute thats displayed to that. Just make sure your characters starts in the middle of the origiin

Maybe you should say when it overlaps or collides. Change attribute game.animation to true. When game.animation is true, animate jumping, and after 2 seconds change attribute game.animation back to fa

At the start trigger grab the current game/scene time to a real attribute and then subtract it from the time of the touch or whatever that is the reaction of the player. This will give you a useable t

Well , i dont know how your actor moves in the game but if it constrains to the mouse/touch than simply instead of constraining the blue to the red , constrain it ALSO to the mouse/touch with the minu

GameSalad can easily handle things like this. Constraining one actor's x.position to a different actor's x.position creates minimal lag. Same with change attribute.

You could do something like if game.attribute doesn't = hello display it blue, otherwise display it red (Image)

You could do something like if game.attribute doesn't = hello display it blue, otherwise display it red (Image)

Something like: if game.attribute is HELLO, change text color to red?

If you really want to make a triangular shape the only way would be to constrain three rectangular actors in the form of a triangle but that will likely lower the framerate so it is not a good choice.

making boolean attribute. choose false as default

Just have to make an attribute to control the number 'HowMany'.

That is what i need to change a attribute of a different actor....

You can't destroy (or change any attribute) via a behaviour in the rule of a other actor.

How are you constraining them? If you constrain attribute self.position X of actor 1 to self.position X of actor 2 and do the same for self.position Y of both actors then add '+60' on the end or some

Use a change attribute in your button:

Using the Pause Attribute it would go to your pause scene where you would have an actor (just create a new actor and drag it onto the scene) Make it black and set the opacity to 50% or whatever (as Br

I am having a mini crisis with one of my attributes here.

You click your pause button using the pause attribute that takes you to your Pause scene.

So you have an unpause attribute in a touch rule on the pause scene, correct?