Literally after what must total 8 hours work and mind swelling attribute confusion, I take one rule, that seems to make so much sense where it is, I move it out on its own. And the whole thing works p

I made something that saves every attribute (took an hour) in every room and when game starts it loads every attribute (another hour) and it just messes my game up bigtime when it loads again.

In this case I think you need to create an attribute say 'Picture2_move' and set it to 1 (1 will mean Picture2 can be moved. Then put you move code into a rule which say when attribute 'Picture2' = 1

thanks, but already got it fix, the problem was i had the reset scene and the change attribute (also the save attribute), which(the reset scene attribute) canceled them both (save and change attribute

i have it setup so when i press the play again button the high score is saved (save attribute) and the score goes back to zero (change attribute: game.score to 0), then the scene resets (reset scene b

Make 2 game attributes: 1.up, and 2. down

for 8) when game.button.touch is 1 then have your behaviors under it. And for 9) When you click on the ... to bring up the attributes, its will be game on top, then devices, then under devices will be

8) drag "Change Attribute" behaviour into that rule: Change Attribute: game.Button.Touch ... = 0

2) click on "Attributes" (beside Actors) and add and integer attribute with a value of 0

the attribute ButtonTouch is created in the left upper window when looking at your scene (it should have Actors/Attributes/Devices at the top so click attributes and then click the + sign to add one.

Where do I create the attribute "ButtonTouch" in the scene or on one of the 2 buttons??

I have like 550-600 different attribute changes in the game, when things are collected, been used already etc.

Sounds like you have a attribute your not resetting properly.

1) Maybe have save points? and save each attribute needed there?

If I'm making an adventure game, do I need to save every single attribute every time anything happens in my game and recall every single one of them at game load?

First create two actors (one the button, the other the object). Then create an attribute like ButtonTouch can be an integer and a value of zero.

First create two actors (one the button, the other the object). Then create an attribute like ButtonTouch can be an integer and a value of zero.

If your image is greyscale you can still use it and alter the colours in GS to make them animated. You can use the interpolated or a Timer with Change Attribute behavior inside.

then when the colors match have a touch rule or attribute for something to happen.

Okay, I think Gamesalad is doing a little false advertisement. They say you can make a game in around a month after downloading it. Then they say they have testimonies of success. Guess what, these pe