There is a rule when actor collide with another actor then change self attribute to random 1 or 2.

You'd have to make another attribute telling it to only press once. I don't know if this is the right way since I'm no guru but it worked for me.

Gravity is a scene attribute. you can set in every scene but all it does is add an accelerate behavior to every actor. So to save memory and have better gravity control you can just add an accelerate

Thanks for the help. I tried the boolean attribute method and I succeeded in getting the top actor only to register the hit, however the attribute doesn't seem to switch back to false after hitting th

Timer - After 2 seconds (run to completion ticked) - change attribute x to 1.

Try this - make a boolean attribute (one that is on, off) in the "game" section, when you click on the baddy actor, it changes that attribute to false. And quickly after that, (using

I have tried creating an index attribute and assigning actor numbers to each actor but can't seem to get it to work. I also tried an 'otherwise' rule for when actor is not overlapping another. I must

You can create a game real attribute CharacterPosX,

You could also unlock the instance and constrain scene.camera.origin.X to characterX location - 160. This removes the jerky looking movement.

Now if you constrain attribute of x=55 you will know exactly where that is

I put two "Play Sound" attributes on a single actor.

Change attribute self motion velocity x. To -100

I haven't done it, but I think cross-fading is possible. Music can be imported as sound files... and then each can have their own sound channel attribute... one fades out while the other is faded in..

The Play Sound behavior is using the game attribute I created for sound volume.

But the volume levels out of an attribute just don't update a playing sample.

HI Photics. thats what I've done... But the volume levels out of an attribute just don't update a playing sample. I think it may be a case like a random number inside a rule not changing after a first

And you use the load and save attribute behaviors. Look at the gamesalad cookbook on youtube theres a video on that

change attribute game.sound0.2 game.channel.1 to drop it from 1 to 0.2?

Then surely your global attribute (or a scene attribute) should work just fine.

change attribute game.sound0.2 game.channel.1 to drop it from 1 to 0.2?