To do what you are saying so it spawns randomly somewhere in the maze, you would just need an attribute that turns on and off depending on the actors collision with the walls. If it's true, then inter

1) What's the trick for posting a time attribute to Game Center?

I've just been doing something similar. I think I encountered the same issue. Have you tried changing the speed by interpolate rather than change attribute? Seems to work better for me.

I am no maths wizard but would it work if the changing value you want to have was inserted as a reference pointing to real number attribute that you did the adjustment with? This would mean that the e

constrain multiple actors then, just use offset, =-400 as an example.

I'd then create a game attribute called waterspeed. make it an integer.

To recycle, don't ever use "destroy." Instead, simply use Change Attribute self.position.x to -40 (or whatever get's it off your screen)

in each wall piece set up an attribute,

have a rule in the object with attribute self position x is > scene width( in your case itll be 1920)

1) What's the trick for posting a time attribute to Game Center?

In gamesalad, just constrain its X and Y to mouse X and Y.

copying as suggested is more than useful but you can also add change attributes in the actor so it self positions. In this case it might be change attribute self position x to 240, and change attribut

copying as suggested is more than useful but you can also add change attributes in the actor so it self positions. In this case it might be change attribute self position x to 240, and change attribut

Collisions can occur with constrains, it's interpolate that removes collisions. Make sure you aren't doing any x,y interpolation in either actor that's going to collide.

A work around would be to create 5 attributes:

You could try using the constrain behavior. Have your main object broadcast it's location by constraining it's x and y values to global real attributes. Then for each attached object, constrain it's

In the change attribute behaviour you can go in the expression editor (by clicking the small "e") and if you drop down the menu you can select "Rand" (= Random)

Sounds like you need to click "fixed rotation" under the actors physics, and set an attribute to determine if the actor is grounded or in the air, and for discussion purposes, lets c

I'm trying to make a simple game to show my cousin what GameSalad can do. We're almost finished exept for this bug. Our controls is press and drag. Now I know collisions do not work when constrained,

All in all i am having troubles figuring out how to constrain the positions (can't find it in the behaviors of GS) without a global attribute which in turn wouldnt work for a number of "enemi