1.25.54 + COM + constrain gives fairly unpredictable results, no bug report as yet (more investigation needed to usefully describe the issue) but for example constraining an actor's rotation to an inc

I'm making a space-themed game where the main character travels vertically UP the screen (using a constrain attribute and control camera behaviour to follow the character) dodging asteroids and collec

If touch is pressed change attribute self.on to not(self.on)

When mouse is down Change Attribute: self.startingX To: self.Position.X Change Attribute: self.startingRotation To: self.Rotation Constrain Attribute: self.Rotation To: self.startingRotation + (s

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@KevinCross I assumed that since she/he is using game.timer and not game.Time, that the attribute is counting down to zero.

the moment your game starts/scene is loaded the game.Time is 1 second or less so it would trigger all 3. game.Time is updating every second. It sounds like you need an extra attribute added to the rul

The easiest way would be to have your character spawn the asteroids just off the screen. This wouldn't need any attributes set up.

From what you described, you only have one attribute, game.timer, that you are referencing in three separate actors. Did you create three new actors and give them those rules? Or did you drag three

Change Attribute game.Score to game.Score+5

So, with some help, I've set up an endless scoring system on a runner game where the further you rise vertically, the more points you get. However, I've added in stars to collect that I ideally want t

Change attribute self.position.x to (newlocation)

if you dont want to use move you can use change attribute , change velocity , constrain attribute , move , what ever you want (Image)

Okay, so I'll attach a few screenshots of what my setup looks like! And no, I have no idea of the differences between self and game attribute - d'oh! (Image)

.. Change Attribute: game.playing = true

You'll need to save and load your "lives" attribute. Google gamesalad save attributes and click on the Videos tab for tutorials.

I tried 'better collisions' but unfortunately it really messed up my loop behaviors (they weren't completing properly like when collisions were normal). I ended up using circle collision shape and now

You might have the issue cause you have both keys and buttons. One says when both key are up constrain motion x and your button says when move right or left is true constrain motion linear velocity. I

Thank you but don't worry I figured it out and it's so damn simple I'm annoyed with myself lol. It does use a game attribute (but only one). I never imagined it would work as I thought it would get co

move towards the enemy because of the one game attribute enemyIDToTarget, even if the enemy only passed through one of the detection circles. It's not a biggie to be honest, it's more of one of those