Change attribute game.moveleft to false.

You must be right. I should have red in the forum that constrain are cpu intensive but I'm still a novice with gamesalad, so thanks for remembering me that.

If I had to do it, I would give a consequent number to every piece. Then put in a attribute "chosen1" and "chosen2", when you touch them.

If I had to do it, I would give a consequent number to every piece. Then put in a attribute "chosen1" and "chosen2", when you touch them.

I would start with a simple test. In scene one have your rule that causes the boolean to trigger and take out the change scene behavior. Put a display text behavior in a blank attribute and drop it in

You're using the Attribute Browser to put in your attribute to change? Sorry if this is obvious to you and you have; just a thought...

Thank you for your suggestions. I ensured that it is a game attribute, not a scene attribute. I moved the behavior to the top of the rule and the rule to the top of the list in that actor. I also s

and, attribute type on those conditions...should be an index.

and, attribute type on those conditions...should be an index.

@Leanne Yes you have to type it in on the Change Attribute rule. Make sure the bootlean you are using is a Game Attribute, not a Scene Attribute, as other scenes cannot read those. But what you typed

-Change attribute self.color.red to 0

I added the boolean attribute, unchecked. In the Butterfly actor, where I have all of my rules of position and time, I added Change attribute and typed in true.

Hi Leanne, you need a game boolean attribute, called something like ButterWin, left unchecked, i.e false. When the user finds the butterfly within the 2 seconds, Change attribute Butterwin to true.

Call the transition behavior, then after that, put a timer, after 2.5 seconds change attribute game.transition to false, and change scene. I hope that helps!

You need to create a game attribute (game.starcount integer)

Make an attribute called game.transition in global attributes: a BOOLEAN attribute

Yes, Integer is numbers like: -2,-1,0,1,2,3,4,5..... and Real are numbers like: 1.083749, 45.7800023, 2.45.... make sure you select REAL for the attribute.

Yes, Integer is numbers like: -2,-1,0,1,2,3,4,5..... and Real are numbers like: 1.083749, 45.7800023, 2.45.... make sure you select REAL for the attribute.

I think you have to set up a interger attribute, and depending on what number you want displayed, you update that attribute to that number, and then in display text you choose that interger attribute.

Or you could try using when touch is inside on your spawned actor and then constrain the x and y to touch 1