then each actor would have rules that could determine through a set of conditions which image to change to based on its attribute value.

1)there are different categories of images that I want the user to be able to turn on or off while the slideshow is running. For example lets say there are blue, red, and yellow images, all on by defa

make it so when is right is pressed: change attribute game.move right to true.... otherwise change game.move right to false...

Firstly, it's best to make your two walls as two seperate Actors. Make two boolean game or scene attributes, called HitW1 + HitW2, for an example.

Option 1 = Have 1 main scene. Create a Level attribute and for example have a spawner actor that spawns all the different actors depending on what the Level attribute is.

Hi RastaRise, I've a horrible suspicion that you can't, at least for now. There's no number order for layers, so no way to change it as an attribute. Hope I'm wrong.

Another thing you could try is, when the cannonball is at a certain y value, (when its > 275, or whatever) change its Moveable attribute to false; should work...

I'm guessing you could use the constrain attribute system for making one actor follow another but have a rule that says only to do it if both are colliding/overlapping. I'd quite like to do this too..

GS just deleted all of the rules in one of my actors...... All of them except for one constrain.... ONE F*ck*ng Constrain!!! It saved that, but it felt it was necessary to delete everything else... Un

Collision rules are tied to the physics "movable" attribute. If your actors are not "movable" then the collision detection is less precise since the engine assumes

Did you set the visionRange attribute to 100?

Either a missing/extra parenthesis, or a 'dangling' attribute.

Thank you soooooooooo much! I had an extra collision attribute in my main character that was supposed to collide with an actor I deleted.

You could have an extra/missing parenthesis somewhere, but it is more likely that you have a 'dangling' Attribute somewhere.

First, you need to keep track of the Player's X and Y coordinates in global attributes.

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Basically, if you use the display text attribute, the text will automatically center-align itself vertically in an actor. However, in the GameSalad viewer, the text is displayed is a little bit lower

Oh, I know why... it's setting the self.rotation instantly, so you don't see it. You need to use interpolate or a rotation attribute so you can set the speed of the rotation itself.

I just tried that too and it didn't work. My way worked though... don't alter the actor's self.rotation... just set a rotate to angle attribute. Works fine (Image)

Set up a rotate to angle attribute within a timer.