You Constrain Their positions.

make sure you have it set to require all. And only used pressed I wouldn't used inside the constrain should stop if it collides and shuts off draggable.

on it. I tried a "draggable" attribute that turns off when it overlaps or collides with the bullet, but the touch still overrides that.

touch is not overriding it. the constrains override collisions. so you'll have to get creative to get that to all work properly.

on it. I tried a "draggable" attribute that turns off when it overlaps or collides with the bullet, but the touch still overrides that.

clicking where the actor isn't makes the actor constrain? Is that just an inherent difference between mouse and touch?

Hey @Booth, et al... In your example here, what I am missing is what part of the logic tells the Actor to constrain to the mouse x & y when touch is pressed AND THE TOUCH IS ON THE ACTOR.

Hey @Booth, et al... In your example here, what I am missing is what part of the logic tells the Actor to constrain to the mouse x & y when touch is pressed AND THE TOUCH IS ON THE ACTOR.

I want to make my player grow in size, but then stop and stay at that larger size for the rest of the game. I seem to be missing how to do that though. I have set a timer and change size attribute wit

I'd just use Pythagorus or vectortoangle to calculate the distance between the blue and yellow squares then constrain the distance to a local attribute on the blue squares actor and when (for example)

Constrain attribute:

2. Is there any way to change an actor, who has already been assigned an image to be blank and then put in the change image attribute?

2. Is there any way to change an actor, who has already been assigned an image to be blank and then put in the change image attribute?

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

Make a real game attribute (I assume you know how to do this)

Make a real game attribute (I assume you know how to do this)

When attribute game.GameTimer = 0,

Attribute: GameTimer = 1

Change Attribute self.position.X (real) to self.gutter (int)

Hey, I want some kind of rule to lets say, 'every time device shaken --> +1 *attribute*'