make a game level attribute: accelAngle (real)

Just to be clear, the constrain attribute and calibration method that was mentioned above are working fine. The only problem is that when the user changes the orientation of their device, the acceler

Constrain attri: self.Position.X To 100*cos( self.Time *400%360)+240

Add to your spawn rule a change attribute game.bombsallowed to false

Create an attribute called BombCount (integer) - whatever number you want

When attribute 1 is true

well the accelerometer axis don't autorotate as well. So im guessing you need 4 rules based on the autorotation, and have the constrain in each rule substituting the accelerometer axis for the correct

Well actually the physics in GameSalad are not bad so you may Actually be able to get a decent movement by just using rotate and making sure you have collisions set it the proper actors.

Ok, I tried adding in a rule below the constrain attribute that said

constrain: self.Position.X to 100*cos(self.Time*300%360)+240

So to recap, the Ball actor's speed isn't changing when I want it to. I have a game attribute Speed, set initially at 250. I use a Change Velocity behavior to start Ball moving, and I have the Speed i

Create 2 real attributes (global) called ShipX & ShipY

....Change Attribute: self.Rotation To: 5

For my hanging/swinging portrait, I devised the simplest 'control system' pendulum I can think of -- and will show it below. But first -- before this seems like a hijacking of the original thread, I

One quick question regarding the constrain attribute above.

when attribute device accelerometer x is greater then or equal to 0.2 move up

You could change an objects x velocity attribute by multiplying it by -1. (Same with y velocity.)

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Is there anyway to default the Attribute Browser in GS to always be larger - rather than having to keep extending it?