I have a "change attribute" in my actor and when it passes the bottom of the screen it collides with an invisible actor that is supposed to change game.streak to game.streak=0

I'd love to take a look at your parallax attribute + artwork if possible (Image)

constrain attribute self position x to self position x-(game.accelerometer.y*17)

That's great, but I've not got any problems with the actor jumping in mid-air, as it is he's constrained to jumping off of "things" already. I probably didn't explain it well enough

Make a boolean attribute called 'In Air'.

Not the GS one, just the your one or your main menu, just create an actor with timers in it that for two seconds change attribute game.count to game.count+1

When attribute device accelerometer x >0.5 move right

-change attribute self.touch on to 1

just having rectangular or circular collisions only is killing me!

When in pause i wan't to keep track of the player's action not to change a single system attribute actually.

As mentioned in The Unofficial GameSalad Textbook, you use scene attributes — by creating an instance of a prototype actor — to read the camera origin. That gets added to the mouse position. Save that

change attribute game.score to game.score+.10

So in my actor I have, attribute special (thats my climb thingy) is true and overlaps or collides with ladder then accelerate at 100 90 degrees (up). can anybody tell me what I am doing wrong? thank

I'm a little unsure about the load/save function regarding saving/loading multiple attributes.

Edit: That means i only have one attribute and one highscore

So the question I pose is, how do I disable the jump temporarily when you press jump too soon, i.e., when the character is in the air? In my touch to jump rule I have the usual conditions, and also sp

How it works is it has the intial x position stored in a attribute. The speed in the move behavior is set to a global speed attribute and will act the same if 200 is directly typed in the speed sectio

or something to that effect? I can make the attribute and the actor good, I just dont know what rule or behavior to make that would "start game" once the value of my attribute is 0

If it's top down, you could constrain self.rotation to vectortoangle(self.motion.X,self.motion.Y)

I would like to constrain the total number of rotations to the random generated number, meaning of it spews a 6, I want to rotate 1 actor 6 times, or 2 actors 3x each, or 4 actors 1x and 1 actor 2x, e