What I've done is create an attribute named "Speed" integer at 0. (I'm really not sure if it's a good start)

when actor overlaps with whatever you want to change speed change attribute motion to whatever you want.

Rule: when pressed, change attribute Var.name to (Var.name+1)%2

I have a button that, when pressed changes the timespeed attribute to timespeed-1

Make an attribute on the actor itself. Call it RandAnim (or something)

thanks, i didn't know that. Having changed it it still does appear to be changing the attribute (I have now set to true/false) upon resizing. It resizes all the way up rather than down?

change the name of that attribute to Place...

1st you do not need to constrain to mouse... Constrain to touch position... which may alleviate possible play problems after a build. (all touch commands are interpreted by the mouse in GameSalad... a

Attribute - self.Position = 0

So far it seems like once the timer initiates you cant change that attribute later.

Constrain Attribute : self.Position.Y to game.Mouse.Position.Y (I’m using the mouse right now to test the game and the char. only move up and down)

I've got a problem with something in my game but i don't know what.

I've been able to work out using the keyboard however trying to constrain to mouse I'm finding that once my object hits one of the checks ether less than 68 or greater than 412 which is what I am cal

Instead of using collisions, can you use the distance between objects to trigger behaviours?

Collision Detection not working after constraining the size of actor to a variable

rotate when he fell.) I'm using the acceleration attribute for my 1stop physics engine, but I'm not sure how helpful that information will be. How can I get my main actor to stop rotating when he's f

if you are coming from other programming formats... GS [Rules] are 'if statements' and GS Attributes are 'variables' ...global you add in the [Attribute] section... locals you add in the Actor's sect

On the yo-yo project, the spawned actor instances use an actor attribute to control their own movement. If you were to spawn several of them in short intervals, then they would all need to rely on the

I don't know. It might be a bug. The remedy seems simple... just put a Change Attribute at the top, setting the value to false.

i have an actor "ball" , it has a self.attribute ("initiate") boolean set to false as default.