Attribute self.linearvelocity.X < 500

Create an attribute (Storyline). Have its default value at 0. If Storyline = 0, display game storyline. After the game storyline has played (or was skipped, if that's an option), change Storyline t

I don't know if it's the most efficient/only way, but I create another actor whose only function is to spawn the particles and constrain this particles actor to the regular actor I want the particles

Hi 11clock, paticles can't be put behind the actor that's using the particles behavior. So a workaround is to have an actor as your image over the top, with constrain x and y to particles actor used i

Or, insstead of using two constrain attributes, use the camera behavior. You can change the camera settings in the scene > attributes pane.

or unlock the ship after dragging it into the scene. Then you can constrain the camera.origin to the ship like this:

I started typing in the attributes in the attribute fields and I unfortunately learned that GS doesn't save when you write in your attributes. I started writing in my attributes was I had so many at

number and incrementing the offset in the actors attribute that does the counting, you had an actor for each number across the count. If you don't have the project merge tool I suggest that you start

Check your pause scene logic, sounds like bad code somewhere, a missing attribute or something. The computer viewer can handle that stuff, the device cant

First constrain self.motion.x = 0

It uses 2 change attributes (not in rules so they only act once at the launch) to put the start position into a pair of self integer attributes (x and y) and the does 60 pixel block offsets every seco

Hi astrom0; if I understand correctly, the following straightforward way should work with no problem: Just make sure all your scenes are in the order you want them on the Home page, rearranging them b

Put in 2 change attribute behaviors within the rule

Like say your on level 2 and you just completed it. Have a global attribute and call it something like "what level". Then when your completion scene gets triggered say, change &q

Welcome! Try constrain self.rotation to 0 & constrain self.position.x to self.position.x and the same for Y. Did that work? Also, if instead of using the rotate behavior you are playing an ani

Well I would make a boolean game attribute called touchallowed

velocity to 0, nothing, rotation to 0, nothing, Constrain Attribute Move linear X to 0, nothing, Constrain Attribute Linear Y to 0, nothing. I just want that on each level, the ball stops moving and

I'm re-coding every actors of my game to be able to make custom scene reset. Everything is working fine yet but collisions.

GameSalad is not that tough once you now the basics. and from the looks of things you don't know the basics. going back into your your new actor to reference the correct attribute is a given. the foru

Constrain the pipe's x and y to game level attributes (game.pipeX and game.pipeY)