how is it possible to detect the number of collisions between two actors?

because some candy have more then one live, so I have to use attribute to do it

and aiso, can you explain how will it work I can not let it the attribute add up

yes it should be 0 for the default attribute then let each scene add it up and what not. Also when you click to advance to a new level you should set a rule to reset that to 0

It's totally doable in Gamesalad. You're just not displaying the text correctly. You need a text display actor designed to display the text from a text attribute like Game.Text.Display. You also want

Also drop an actor on the scene with a display text behavior to and set it to display game.object_count so you can see if its adding correctly. Also your attribute should be an integer

Yes that is what you need to do. and in a destroy rule you need to add in a change attribute to do a game.object_count-1 also everytime the scene resets you need to do something to set it back to zero

So what I do is change attribute game.object_count to game.object_count+1

create a game attribute called actorcount

Create a game boolean attribute (call it game.camfollow or something)

Change Attribute: game.Rotation = game.Rotation%2+1

have you tried using the viewer to see how much memory and such you are using? You prob also should check all of your rules. I think i've heard of a rule thats looking for an attribute thats not there

I have an game attribute integer set to 1. press space bar and it should change to 2. Press space bar and it should change back to 1.

check the fixed rotation box in the actor attribute list to left side of the screen after you select the actor.

double check the "otherwise" attributes and the actor attributes as well. I went back and forth a hundred times and found a few missing "." in an attribute. It d

Constrain attribute self.Motion.Linear Velocity.Y to 10*( game.Touches.Touch 1.Y - self.Position.Y )

change attribute "game.1" to "game.1 + 1"

you could use a boolean game attribute that is set to true when you touch your spawner and then in you background layer have an invisible attribute that spawns an actor and then turns the boolean back

Okay, I made 24 attributes and put them all to work. Here's what each one says:

Constrain the right and left actors to the appropriate offset of the bottom cup actor