You need to use constrain attribute on the chest actor to the leg actors X and Y position, and have an offset for the Y position so the chest actor sits above the leg actor.

change attribute self.position.Y to self.postion.Y+self.size.height+game.display.size.height

Really doesn't matter as long as you rule is to function greater when greater than 0. I would use an integer though as i'm told it is slightly better on performance that a real attribute.

I essentially want a power-up to last 20 seconds. So here's how I'm doing it. If the player gets the powerup I have an integer-game.attribute set up to change.

i checked all the scenes attribute of autorotate and did the build. uploaded it to the ipad for testing

at the end of each scene which alters a scene attribute to match the scene number. My problem arises when it comes to the change scene behavior, its choices are limited to previous, next or named sce

so suppose I have some sort of health bar that goes down as time passes by. But if I grab a fruit the health bar will increment a bit. Normally i'd use a timer that decrements the width attribute of t

I'd make two actors. One that's invisible, directly on top of the other red block actor. If actor chooses the BLUE route then the Red Block actor: Change Attribute Alpha to 1. (which would be above th

Change attribute PowerUpNumber to 0,

so say i want to set an actor's certain attribute to 1, and then in the next scene if it is 0 nothing happens, but if it is 1, an action is performed?

Change attribute: game.touches to +1

Where comes the behavior: if touched change attribute Touches to Touches+1?

I have and am using T-shirts demo for the multiscreen demo, so I think I pretty well understand the saving multiple attributes to one (actually I think that is in his multiple score demo), but my ques

I need the home button on each scene to reset all images and buttons to the false attribute. So all images are in their off screen x/y coordinates.

I had to change Attribute self.Position.Y to less than equal to -240. When it simply had equal to, it would not repeat. Not sure why, but it's working, repeating.

open gamesalad, hit the new tab, and type in Constrain To Circle

or you can use a change attribute behaviour to change the self.image attribute to

or you can use a change attribute behaviour to change the self.image attribute to

Rule: on touch, change attribute [changeimage] to random(1,10)

I have changed the code to make it easier though: change image to "MyImage"..attribute..".png"