When play button is pressed change attribute Menu to false. When menu button is pressed, change to true.

I can't find the answer through my searches. I have a menu that pops up when a button is pushed. The menu is always there though, so if a user were to touch the screen even when the menu is invisible,

that I accidently used change instead of constrain for my light mask.

+Constrain Attribute Behavior

you can try to add a offset for the camera, in the y constrain. Not sure if thats your problem though, and im not home right now. Its just somethign to try

I don't know the cool light demo, but I assume the player constrains its X and Y to a game attribute, and then the cool light mask is constrained to that?

Do you have the save attribute for the finished time? Also, I'm not completely sure but i think when you close the game on GameSalad it would reset because your only in game development.

How about making a game attribute (integer) called something like 'random shoot'. Then attach a 'change attribute' behavior somewhere in your scene (attach to the background or an invisible actor etc)

Create an integer attribute called 0 and leave it at 0 (this will never change)

some of the non-rule-based code (mainly Change Attribute code) is obviously getting run for some of the asteroids, but not all of them. It's also affecting at least one collision-based rule. I adde

Also maybe link the load high score attribute to the highscore button so it updates when you click it.

So, here's the issue. My hero is sending its coords. to game.attributes Hero X and Hero Y. My overlying "cool light" actor is constrained to these coords. This is confirmed, because

Yeah you just have to setup a second integer attribute that called levelunlock

Make two actor attributes "damagePoints" and "speed". Create a behavior that sets the car's velocity to "speed". When the car collides with the

i have save game.A1 (actor1 attribute) to game.A1

well lets say you are basing it all off of an integer attribute. called levelnumber

I'm developing an RPG similar to Dragon Warrior, and it has battle scenes which sound very similar to your card game. I haven't perfected it, but its all about the game attributes! Once you fully unde

I put this in the a change attribute behavior

Change Attribute: self.differenceAngle = self.clickAngle - self.Rotation

selected until it is inactive on released for a constrain to the active touch. I would limit the touches to 1 and that way the logic should be simple.