I've created gameTime attribute that add 1 every second. I currently have a lot of rules that spawn actors when gameTime = x.

No, not if you want the decimal point. The expression would need to be round(game.number).."."

Make a game attribute, call it H.

health. The character has a self.health integer attribute set at 10, and I currently have it set as "when actor collides with the rock actor, change attribute 'self.health' to 'self.health-

change attribute self.ok_to_swipe to 1

I always do things like this using a game boolean attribute.

Change attribute self.Last Swipe to self.time

Hello, I have just updated my gamesalad. There is a new video rewards I found in the scenes. I can't seem to find a tutorial how to implement an attribute (example: 100 coins) if somebody clicks on th

Yes that's it! I want to bend the laws of physics! How do I do that? I think there must be a way by changing some attribute. I'm not really sure where to start ... Maybe with 2 constrained overlappin

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Change attribute every 0 seconds is pretty much equivalent to constrain attribute, both change the value once every 60th of second.

only occurs on old devices , with the new ones constrains runs great

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Is it simply because it's a 'constrain' behavior that it's causing you issues? Or is it the movement in general?

@Lost_Oasis_Games Yes this is exactly what i did if maginute(game.playerx-self.positionx, game.playery-self.positiony) is less than 600 then constrain , but it still plays slow on the device , but m

starts the movement. So toggle on and off the constrain.

For example in my game i have coin actor and i have this one constrain behavior in it

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get spawned to a position evenly according to an attribute I've set up and definitely go beyond the 500 pixel limit on my screen (didn't realize there was one- live and learn I suppose.) So how do fi