Or referring to an attribute in the Rules somewhere that's been deleted...

Or referring to an attribute in the Rules somewhere that's been deleted...

Make a rule for the spawning so that if an attribute is less than, say, 2, it will spawn. Then, each time it spawns one, make that attribute move up one (starting at 0) so that after two actors spawn

I'd done the 'display text attribute' to check that the rule that controlled the actor fading in stayed at 0 .... which it did...

What helped me was: Using the display text attribute to display certain rules and behaviors, so I could monitor if they were getting switched on and off, or changing when they're supposed to.

I've achieved a few bits early today, but then have one little bug where an image is fading in even when its attribute that tells it to fade in does not turn on.

Is game.bankRoll an integer or a real attribute?

Hi Bruce, you need a bankroll attribute to update. (Or have you got it working now anyway?)

4 masks constrain to various X Y parts of the ghosts.

I am also stuck on this issue. I set an attribute when I was moving my main actor and had that attribute set self.moveable to false for the blocks but they still move?

Then you would make real attribute brainx. Constrain brain x to the actual brain actors position. Then in your stench and zombie overlap rule where you put the interpolate have it interpolate self po

I have blocks falling from the sky and when they land they hit the ground and stack up. However, after a while they start to bounce and like float upwards. All of them and the ground have a Restituti…

Thanks gyroscope. I think the Rotate behaviour is what I need. I misunderstood your earlier post. I thought you were suggesting to change the rotation attribute with the timer.

You need to make sure at least one of the actors is movable for the collisions to register, could this be the problem?

That would work but I'm pushing GameSalad as it is and can't afford to constrain more invisible actors. I've been experimenting with changing attribute self.physics.movable to false but can't seem to

hi, I think the following should work, but untested: new integer attribute SpawnColour; in your actor to be spawned, change attribute SpawnColour (or Color if you live in the US!) to random(1,5). Then

It's not working like this for the accelerating objects, instead what you should do is to constrain X.position and Y.position of the actor that is accelerating. And having a rule on an actor each time

if game.Paused (or whatever you named your pause attribute) is False, then allow the actor to accelerate, but if game.Paused is True, do not allow the actor to accelerate. Make sure you change game.

Hi, once you've applied gravity using the Gravity Behaviour in the Scene attributes, every actor within that scene is affected by it.

I have a kids game made with 0.8.7 and now that I've upgraded to 0.9.0 the collisions don't work as well. I can see the actors should be colliding but sometimes the collision is ignored. Worked perfec