By the way, have you considered using the MoveTo behavior? It will give you the same functionality as your current setup, and you won't have the overhead of all those constrain behaviors.

Probably the easiest way is to change attribute self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y when the jump button is pressed.

Could it be that you use game.Time in some of the constrain behaviors (instead of self.Time)?

Have a chest actor that has a boolean attribute called opened and leave it as false.

It pushes Gamesalad to the MAX, using everything. Gamecircle/Gamecenter leaderboards and achievements, custom collisions, fonts, reward videos etc; and even has an Amazon Underground version.

Create a game level boolean attribute call it right

I'm using the change attribute method of jumping. Right now I can press the move right/left buttons while pressing the jump button and I can jump at an arch in order to get onto platforms (I like that

Hello! Apologies to revive such an old thread, but I have been trying this method of creating my own interpolations so movement looks smooth and collisions still work.

"Change speed of walking" can be done many different ways. But if you desire to use a change attribute method:

Attribute game.Language = 1

Thanks!

@dbell You create the attribute yourself , I think you need to watch these videos first to get an idea of GS, by gamesalad guru or watch other tutorials on youtube.

@Icebox where is that attribute? cant find it

There is no attribute called (simply) self.velocity, you have velocity X and velocity Y, but constraining either (or both) of these to 150 won't make the overall speed 150 (unless one of the two value

Constrain linear velocity X to 50 *( game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Position.X )

constrain self-y and self x to mousey and mousex.

K so constrain self. Velocity to 150. And it will always stay at 150? What if 2 balls hit head on? Will they bounce off in opposite directions at 150?

change attribute game.score to 0 , game attributes dont reset when you reset the scene so you have to do it yourself.

Use change attribute instead

No. Max speed allows for changes up and down of velocity as where a constrain fixes it to that value.