Not sure if it would have a noticeable effect on collisions, but if you 1px 0 alpha border on your rectangular images, it would eliminate the jaggies you see when the blocks rotate...

Not sure if it would have a noticeable effect on collisions, but if you 1px 0 alpha border on your rectangular images, it would eliminate the jaggies you see when the blocks rotate...

I corrected some rules and attributes in some actors on your game. More details are on the mail.

i have a hard (difficulty) button that when pressed it changes the difficulty attribute to 2

Use this to store the new attribute in memory any time you change in it the game. http://gamesalad.com/wiki/behaviors_reference:save_attribute

i have an attribute which is the difficulty attribute, that when i select hard thiss attribute changes to 2, medium=1 and easy=0, but how do i save it for the next time i play?

Change attribute:

Or if you edit the instance of the actor, and not the prototype, you can browse through the scene layers and constrain it directly to the platform x.position

Make two new attributes "PlatformX" and "PlatformY"

i have a platform moving left to right back and forth.. i am trying to constrain another actor to it so it moves with the platform...

Where you touch it launches a bullet and all that works, it will shoot correctly but i need another actor to face the way the bullet is going. I tried saving the value to an attribute and constraining

I don't think this is an accurate critique, as the textbook does have an explanation of constrain vs. change. The book does answer why to use one over the other... performance. If you need constant up

Newbies and some less than newbies need to know why something does what it does so that they can expand on the code set. I did a pinball game as my first game, and it worked, but there are simple thi

On the first flying actor I've got a self.positionX and self.positionY on the spawn actor attribute relative to the scene. Even when I say self.position.Y +2 (to bring him up a bit so he'll be above t

I know about the save attribute command but I think if somebody wants to make a large RPG game there should be a game that saves every attribute including scene, location, money(created attribute), et

how to do this, but it involves creating an game attribute for each level (i have over 100) and using the save and load feature on each of those. I have a feeling this will weigh my game down quite a

Game attribute (boolean) called pauser for instance.

Attribute Metronome Arm Self.Rotation = 60

Okay I noticed why it rotated like crazy, I had fixed rotation on(Using Interpolating), but now two things left, when I interpolate my self.Rotation attribute to self.Rotation+360, I need it to be abl

I didn't know theres a rotation attribute @_@, I'll try these, thanks guys! (Image)