If your question is really about making variables. They are called attributes in GameSalad. You can do a search for a tutorial to see how to make an attribute.

not yet understand it. i tried to make anew attribute in the scene but it's not working. can anyone do a simple example one actor with timer in two scenes with different numbers ?

Hi, as John said, you need a separate attribute for each level. To expand on that, make sure your attribute with the same name used in multiple scenes, is a scene attribute, not a game attribute.

You need to make a seperate attribute for each level.

please you can try it. create a new game . put one actor then put timer and in the timer attribute put random 1,3 for example . then create a new scene and change the random 1,3 to 1,7 then retuen to

Please When I change attribute in scene1 it changes in scene2 also. How to change in scene 1 a random number for example in scene 1 and doesn't change the random number in scene 2

Hi feroman, try a boolean attribute game.BestScore, set to false. In the rule to display the text, add:

I think the key for this issue is Constrain Attribute, but i dont know correctly how to send the info to a variable and to get it and use it to move a character.

The bug causes the volume to be change to 0 after every scene change. For now, just create an actor in all scene called Volume. On that actor, create a 'Change Attribute' for Sound/Music Volume to '1'

----attribute flying is 0

change attribute self colour alpha to 0

and u can do it no prob, as sc says just do when touch is press change attribute gold to gold+random(0,10) or something like that

Thanks for sharing, Roy. I'm asking this because I'm comparing gamesalad attribute to variable in other programming language. Game attribute may be like the global variable where it exist throughout t

Right click an attribute and create a list of all the places its used in code. This would help find errors in logic and conflicting use of attributes.

Do you change this attribute in the initial scene ?

No , or at least nothing you notice , using attribute is not consume performance , what you do with those attribute is the real consumption , for example , constraining an attribute .

Is there any performance difference between using game, scene and actor attribute? Thanks.

I've got my own volume controls setup so user can change music volume as needed but im finding when i set change attribute to game.device.audio.volume.music to musicvolume attribute that is isnt worki

I had the same revelation laying on the floor today. You are correct, Save Attribute and Load Attribute can be used as a make shift array. I have it working in a game that I'm making.

No matter how many different ways you want to try, there are no joints in GameSalad. You can constrain an actor another with an offset to get the constrains you want, but it will not act like a joint.