I have a rule set on some of my walls that when it collides with Player actor, it changes a bell.Random attribute to random(1,11) to generate a random musical note

If I want the player to close the game and be able to come back later and access unlocked levels, where do you suggest I place the load attribute? and where would be the best place to attach the save

I know you can use a scene object to reach in and control pre-created objects in GameSalad, which overcomes the basic difficulty of object communication being something other than collisions and globa

My main actor has a change attribute>game.Integer to 1 under that I have a rule>attribute=1. In that rule I have a move behavior setting it at a 90 degree angle when touch is pressed. so

My main actor has a change attribute>game.Integer to 1 under that I have a rule>attribute=1. In that rule I have a move behavior setting it at a 90 degree angle when touch is pressed. so

After my actor changes its attribute to two i can't seem to change it back to attribute one with the same actor as i changed the attribute to two???

and I have a behavior. This behavior is a constrain attribute behavior that sets self.Position.Y to 158+random(0,4). However, this does nothing but set the Y to the random position at the beginning o

Here is what I did. I created a duplicate of the actors and then matched their position on the screen. I then changed the Color Alpha attribute to 0 and create a rule to change Color Attribute to 1

If you have clicked the (scene) button, and then the + button, and created a new attribute in scene, you should find the above to show up.

-Change Attribute - Scene.GameCoins to Scene.GameCoins - 1

I'm new to gamesalad and I'm trying to make a simple exploration/puzzle game. I created a "lives" attribute, so when "game:lives = 0" it should change the scene to

1. Make an integer scene attribute called GameCoins and set it to however many coins will be on that scene

Like, add rule, change attribute, cuz i dont get it.. it doesnt work, i made the invisible actor, did everything but doesnt work, do i have to add the actor in scene ? could you plz explain me (Image)

Make sure it's a game attribute.

An attribute can be setup in a control actor that gives random numbers from the start of the game.

What I mean is I want the actor on screen to constrain to my finger where ever I place it and then move in relation.

10 (or whatever number) smaller fish, it sets an attribute called FishSize to 2 (1 is the default). You could have rules that check FishSize when actor 1 collides with another fish. If it's FishSiz

haha your right! I did a quick test before, and didnt relize i selected game.timee attribute(one i made) instead of game.time

means I need different animations based on an attribute. So I had them all imbedded within the same actor and apparently GameSalad hates me doing that so I'll have to separate them out. I don't know

At the moment, I can constrain to X+Y but this puts it directly below the users finger. I want them to be able to push from the side as far away as they want.