make sure you don't have any self attribute, if you do, you will have to edit them on every actor

Yea I did "display text" and used that integer attribute as the source. Still can get the percentage symbol in there but I found a fix (Image)

i'm sure i have to create an attribute and display said attribute. not sure how to do it tho.

Now for the second question. On the main page of the project where you see the scenes and actors if I edit an actor there does that mean that it will have all the same rules and properties for all sce

once the info has been entered I can use an attribute to get it back out, but how to get it into GS?

The built in time attribute cant be munipulated back. make your own attribute called timer and then every 1 sec change timer to timer+1 then when you reset the game change attribute timer back to 0

Hi All.... I need some help again. I'm having trouble with collisions.

--Change Attribute X = (X+1)%5

If you want to keep those statements, then a boolean game attribute might work. For example, create a boolean game attribute (game.BackToZero) and set it to false and then modify your rule above to t

Here i control music whenever push play/pause/stop via an integer attribute.

if "X = 0" then change attribute "X to 1"

I have attribute X = 0

Not as you have it described. You could place an invisible actor in the top layer you want the particls that is assigned to follow you "real" actors position and through attribute tr

it's just a black background, with 1 'back' button, and 3 difficulty options, which are the small images. touching them only changes 1 attribute and that's all.

Creating two real game attributes and constrain them to the player actor's x & y position (eg player x and player y). Then on the actor thats being shot towards the player go:

Now I get turned on to GameSalad, and I love how easy it is. I can finally make games. I've been reading the forums, watching tshirtbooth and others tutorials, and looking at all the games that are be

You can try making your attribute a real attribute that will allow decimal increments just not sure if it automatically uses the decimals from movement.

You can try making your attribute a real attribute that will allow decimal increments just not sure if it automatically uses the decimals from movement.

when attribute self.linearvelocity.x is > 1

Alrighty this is what ive got, ive created a slider that is suppose to change the pitch of a sound, sounds simple just go into the playsound action and assign an attribute for the number now hears my