constrain attributes so other blocks arent affected

Hey, so instead of doing a really really long confusing explanation I decided to try with a short explanation + an awesome doodle. So basically I have a spawner that spawns a ton Actor1, when my missi

after you do that youll need to make 2 real attributes ill call them magnetx and magnety

I would do something like that: You have your Hero actor, and magnet actor. Make also a second magnet actor, resize it to be bigger than the original actor, and make it invisible. Constrain position o

I have a load and save attribute for my highscore. On my splash an actor loads and it works all fine and good except...

make 2 real attributes and 1 interger , call them whatever ill use stickx and sticky, and stickon as examples

for your question the moveable attribute cant be changed in game.

I have already been through a massive process of elimination, ie, removed music files from the game which are quite big when converted to gamesalad music.ogg file, removed every little attribute and u

so far i have only managed to create a attribute change - camera origin scene change and it stops at that. No load of next scene. Could someone tell me where i am doing wrong?

*change attributes both self.motion.linear velocity.x & Y to 0

constrain attribute self motion lineaer x or y

Could I set it to a universal attribute, so that it wouldn't take 4x as much "code" to make it work?

I wanted to clarify something - currently this is designed to have user-created platforming with the various components necessary too. Tomorrow I will be starting the project from scratch just to make

constrain att - self.positionX = game.mouse.positionX

be. and so when you play under each account, the attribute it set to THAT specific name. Like I said, I can't give you full details on what to do as I am not a pro with GS. but I think it could be do

a7medo, if you store a unique ID in each level you only have to have one win scene. Ex: Level 1 has a rule actor with self.mycurrentLevel = 1, constrain mycurrentlevel to a global CurrentLevel then

action going on. As far as timers, you set up attributes and use "save attribute" to keep the timer data, and "load attribute" for the next level with action to pl

is there a way to constrain speed

These 3 videos describe the text attribute very well, and how to use it.

In the self attributes of an actor, you can create a Text Attribute.