Currently I have 4 scenes in my game: Welcome, Game, Pass and Fail. When Actor 1 uses up all his bullets in the Game screen and the attribute (bulletcount) is zero or less a display text rule is used

create a game Attribute name it startTime (real type)

Too bad GS collisions don't just give you the coordinates of the collision.

to constrain the position of your tracker.

Constrain To Circle DEMO

then use some trig to constrain the spawned object to the block:

Use the Save Attribute feature to save any data, and use Load Attribute to load it in.

etc, comparing the pickAcard attribute with ones made for Actor 1 and 2. If it matches then win, doesn't match then lose. Hope that helps you. :-)

Created a Game Attribute - checkedActor1, checkedActor2, pickAcard.

Created a Game Attribute - checkedActor1, checkedActor2, pickAcard.

change attribute enemyDead to false

change attribute enemyDead to true

Does this feature work only when you have exported your game to the iphone? I cant seem to get it to load a high score when using the gsviewer or in gamesalad itself.

two game.Attributes: (both real type)

Make an attribute called LeftClick. In the left arrow actor, put in a rule.

Before the attribute you want to display.

Before the attribute you want to display.

Constrain zoomFactor = cameraWidth / displayWidth

so have in the opening scene the the constrain.Positions in a rule to happen when touch is released.

Make 2 global attributes;