Make 2 attributes call them player x and player y or whatever you want. Have them set to the starting x and y positions in actor 1. In the actor 1 have a 2 change attribute behaviors change self posit

OK you could do when touch is press constrain the postition to the touch position. Then when a rule when touch is release and position is > then ( a number youll have to play around with) chang

Ah, if you want to set an attribute like that, it's a little more complicated with GameSalad, but can certainly be done.

but if i want to do something like change attribute to 1 or 4

Now I know how to constrain movement in one direction but what I don't know is how to "snap" the gfx into place once it is close to a hot spot?

Drag a Rule behaviour into your actor and for the first condition of your OR statement, leave it as "When All conditions are valid" and then set it to an Attribute matching one of yo

change attribute self.linearvelocity.x to 0

In the devices attributes, there is a game.Touches.Count

You could also have an intger game attribute (game.TimesPlayes)

else... if touch is outside... reset menu attribute... destroy actor.

Hey guys , I'm working on a project and one of my attributes won't work for some reason .

You could also have an intger game attribute (game.TimesPlayes)

Constrain the motion linear velocity X & Y to 0.

Change attribute game.score to game.score + 4

Make a rule when attribute countdown=0 then put your move rules in there

direction. I need a way to either make an attribute to serve as a position up relative to the rotation of the line. Any ideas would help.

You can save your progress, and then load when the game starts with the save attribute, load attribute behavior. You assign attributes to each level have them interger 0 and set them so when levels do

As far as the map goes, make two game attributes, (coins and stars) and make it so when you collect stars, it adds one two attribute stars and when you get coin it adds one to attribute coins. Then,

moving right? If so, use a rule that states if attribute self.position x < mouse.position.x and touch is pressed, then (animate and move right. And onother where if position x > mouse

Thanks a lot Asymptoteell. That was very helpful! I've almost got it to how I want. There is just one problem still. Now when I click into the left half of the screen, the run left attribute will be s