Well you would put a middle piece. Then have global attributes call it center x have it real and center y real. In the middle piece actor constrain attribute self position x to center x, and self posi

I know i'll have to spawn some invisible platforms and some how constrain them... but how? Any tips would be appreciated. If you need a visual the only thing I can think of is the platforms in Robot u

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.