constrain: self.Position.X to 100*cos(self.Time*300%360)+240

constrain self.positionX to self.positionX+(15*accelerometer.Y)

In the cannon actor, constrain the game.Angle attribute that you made to the cannon's rotation...

I created a game attribute called "angle" with a value of 0 and an actor called "actor display"

The following explanation is assuming that the rocket is your player, and before it starts orbiting, it's user controlled. The only other thing is that this way it'd be difficult to make any sort of s

Create 6 Game attributes

Boolean attribute set to false all the time the bridge is being moved into place; when it needs to be immovable, set the attribute to true; when true, spawn an 8 x 8 pixel actor twice, set to immovabl

I thought the same thing, if that doesn't work, I'd go with constrain the position when movable is false

Boolean attribute moveable, add rule to play button, when mouse inside and down (or touch pressed) change moveable to false, in the platform, rule when attribute moveable is false change self physics

Boolean attribute moveable, add rule to play button, when mouse inside and down (or touch pressed) change moveable to false, in the platform, rule when attribute moveable is false change self physics

I'd make a boolean attribute, powerUp, set it on the button, if mouse button is down and inside (or touch is pressed) change to true, otherwise change to false, then change the rule for cannon, if pow

You need to make two global game attributes, bossX and bossY.

Could you constrain the boss's X and Y positions. Then on the actor circling the boss, have it move to those positions plus an offset. If your actor is already doing a big circle you could prob constr

-----Change Attribute: self.Motion.Linear.X to: 0

Is there a way to turn moveable on/off with the "Change Attribute?"

Here is the Math formula to constrain a number between both an upper limit and a lower limit:

I don't see why Pause has to be such a roadblock either. Just create a pause attribute. GameSalad games can already be paused from the viewer. I'm not understanding why it's so hard for pause to be in

Create a global integer attribute called 'score'. (without the quotes)

In other programming environments, there is a concept of a 'getter' and a 'setter'. Every instance would have getters and setters for the Attributes that you want to expose to the outside word, or to

-Two finger Rotate. (The rotate option can be disabled by turning the [ApplyRotation] Attribute to False).