Drag a blank actor into a scene. Double click on it. Unlock it. Drag a change attribute behavior in. Click on the expression editor and you will notice that because it is unlocked there is set of choi

Create new actor integer attribute (in your main actor), called 'frozen'

at the moment i use a camzoom integer that i set to true or false then interpolate it with easy in and out to the coordinates i need it to go plus a constrain attribute game.camoffset to x and y scene

So I've been playing around with Gamesalad for quite a while now, but never used the "replicate" function. I added this to my newly started GS 0.9 game, but it doesn't seem to work.

the reset game attribute

Try when the character overlaps with the platform constrain its position to the platform.

When (any) attribute

2 game integer attribute

Constrain Attribute self.Position.X to game.Mouse.Position.X

2 game integer attributes:

I made an Attribute (boolean) called DragDrop

Have an attribute called Touchable or something and give seperate attributes of Touchable to every actor, so when its whoever's turn, set the Touchable attribute to true just to the one actor.

...change Attribute game.itemMenu = true

When its falling down have rule when attribute motion on the y is greater then -1 rotate. THen make rule when opjects overlaps with the bullet spawn a actor that has a animation in it and destroy the

As of right now, I eye balled it and its slightly off with each scene... I was thinking maybe a constrain attribute... The game is for ipad as well.

you could offset the constrain to X or Y by -10 or so... but that doesn't slow it... just follows the moving finger.

when attribute player.position.x is > 0

Yeah, I don't use those when i need collisions. That's when I use invisible walls and move to etc.. to control. GS just needs to fix the move to behavior so we don't have to jimmy rig it..

I assume you are using the "Move To". Just don't use it, it sucks and is really buggy. Instead use constrain. You could use constrain to constrain the actor between two coordinates

I assume you are using the "Move To". Just don't use it, it sucks and is really buggy. Instead use constrain. You could use constrain to constrain the actor between two coordinates