Video Title: Constraining one Actor to a specific point on another Actor in iOS games made with GameSalad.

I need to constrain arms and a gun to one actor.

Based on what i've read in here on some old post. The timer attributes consumes a lot of memory than using self.time. Logically thinking i think its true coz self.time is already running behind your s

If GameSalad can open up the hood a bit more for people like myself who will eventually have a need to customize certains functions then it would be a very strong contender. For example, I found out t

The only fighting game template I know of was something Wayne came up with - it looked very nice (it used characters from Street Fighter!) and was good in showing you how to constrain hit boxes etc -

The only fighting game template I know of was something Wayne came up with - it looked very nice (it used characters from Street Fighter!) and was good in showing you how to constrain hit boxes etc -

Create a game intiger attribute called obstacle

you have to have each actor have an attribute for each actor to say of it's active.

as you go just set up a timer to change the attribute referring to the difficulty. Have the rate of your enemies spawn coincide with this attribute. For a jumping game though like DoodleJump. Good lu

I would have an integer attribute, say, counter. which when actorA is pressed has counter = counter + 1

as you go just set up a timer to change the attribute referring to the difficulty. Have the rate of your enemies spawn coincide with this attribute. For a jumping game though like DoodleJump. Good lu

Change Attribute: PressCount = PressCount + 1

I want Actors do to something when Actor A is pressed twice. But it must be repeatable. So When actor A is pressed change attribute Actor A to Actor A +1 wont do. It must be something like If attribut

When SpawnActor Overlaps or Collides with actor of type SpawnedActor (notice, spawnEDactor) then Change Attribute self.spawn Actor to 0.

Then another one, when Self.spaw = 1, Spawn Actor, Then change Attribute Self.spawn to 0.

I have a self.attribute on the spawn actor. Let's call it Self.Spawn, make it an integer and set it's value at 0.

I wanted to do it to spin some spawned actors with out to constrain anything...

I have a self.attribute on the spawn actor. Let's call it Self.Spawn, make it an integer and set it's value at 0.

The only way i know how to have the actors moving across screen, is to have all my actors dropped in just off screen and use the move attribute at this or that speed. But obviously having all those ac

I am using random attributes in my game and they all seem to work apart from randomising time in seconds. Basically I want to spawn enemies moving through a side scroller from right to left at differe