That's really nice. What I like about this demo is the simplicity. I would have created a new attribute and constrained it to the magnitude blah blah blah...

try doing using magnitude to determine a distance between the touch location and the actor and then constrain the velocities based on that and use max speed to keep it from going faster than your want

I'm in 9th grade also. To make the ball drop, put an accelerate attribute in the ball and set it to accelerate down relative to scene. Change the number to however fast you want the ball to fall. To m

I've found a few examples of making custom fonts (for a game score) in GS, but they all require "constrain attribute." I wondered if there was any other way/behavior I could use--eve

Hi there. I just started using GameSalad yesterday, and I love it. However, I did have a question. In my game, I have a ball and a box. So the ball starts at the top, and when the user presses GO!, th

make a attribute call it hitcount

Try Constrain Attribute instead of Change Attribute.

make a attribute call it hitcount

You might want to create the physics manually, to prevent the collisions overwriting your rules.

You'll have to set up an attribute and put the animations in rules and use that attribute to set which one plays and when according to your game.

to use text just type the text into a text attribute that is referenced by an actor in a display text behaviour. To display a custom font can be done in 2 ways. The first to to display an image of the

in different levels so that when touched you constrain self.position.x to mouse.position.x and the same for self.position.y to mouse.position.y - now you can drag them around.

Yeah, that's what I tried. I switched out my change attribute to interpolate with the same "score+500" and instead it just threw out some random number. It worked fine as a change

If you don't want to unlock an actor you will also need to create a real game attribute for the camera origins and unlock a controller actor in the scene to constrain the game attributes to the scene

I'm not sure if this matches how the template does it, but I did it in PaperAirplane! by creating an attribute for each level as a numeric (or integer). When the level is completed, if the current val

Drop an actor on screen and have it display the text of the variable you're talking about. That'll show you if the attribute is changing or not.

I'm a newbie so need this explained in steps... I currently have attached to the player, a rule attribute of self.position.x but then I think I am getting confused, as I don't know what to set the = o

Could also just use a timer (every 0.05 sec change volume attribute to... whatever) but I've tried to avoid using them for performance optimisation.

and yes i have made the screen attribute

IMHO its best to put the load attribute on Menu scene or splash screen if you have one. Save attribute can be place to a "complete level button" or "move next level button&a