Does the GS Viewer save attributes when you quit it and come back? I don't want to release a bug fix when the bug isn't fixed.

Or, you could use a "Move" attribute and if it collides with a "selected peg" then the "jumped over peg" gets destroyed...

Just a general question. Say you are doing a comparison or seeing if an attribute = 1 of 5.

All works nicely but your ball or whatever character you choose sinks link a knife into butter, or pings off like a madman. It seems all collisions with actors whose xy is constrained are not going t

use interpolate to move the actor to the centre coordinates, to place randomly set an attribute called self.location

I don't like leaving too much footage of my projects on these forums in case someone tries to steal my ideas or something... Basically how I solved my problem was make a version of the frogs images wi

It's not built in to GameSalad, but I made a demo showing how to dynamically control the speed and direction of any animation based on an attribute. Feel free to dig through it:

Change attribute level to 1

For them to maintain position before rotating, just have them only constrain using that formula when the event that causes them to rotate is true.

GASP! I think I got it! And it was really very simple, too. I took my 2 constrain behaviours, and added playerX to the X one and playerY to the Y one. Seems to work for now.

GASP! I think I got it! And it was really very simple, too. I took my 2 constrain behaviours, and added playerX to the X one and playerY to the Y one. Seems to work for now.

I set up a game attribute, an angle, called game.rotation_angle

I set up a game attribute, an angle, called game.rotation_angle

Are you replacing it via an image? I would make a game.attribute then a rule on the actor

I ran into similar problems with the interpolate method but eventually got it working. Through much trial and error, I discovered that by adjusting the start position of the spawn (to be closer to th

To change the countdown number change the relative attribute.

To change the countdown number change the relative attribute.

Yeah, I'd create a PlayerX and a PlayerY ( constrain these to the player's self.positionX and self.positionY)

anywhere they want, but you could easily just constrain that actor's x position to the players position + 200 or something.

you can put it any where in the scene that you need the score to load in. but i have found that the loading attribute does not work well in the actor (say the display score actor). you will also need