Here is the attribute I'm using:

I could constrain another actor on top but I'd like to avoid using constraints (too much)

Excellent, just what's wanted, thank you! I was confusing Constrain Attribute with Interpolate (goodness knows how). Hang on a sec, I've a few more excuses hanging about...

Yea hadn't wrk for me either u could try setting an attribute at the beginning to game time then have a rule to compare difference in att. And game time for 3 cycles that way done without timer

change attribute game.loop to game.loop + 1

I've tried using a Game Attribute, then Change Attribute to Game Attribute + 1, and in Rules, include When this Game Attribute is less than 4, but it still won't loop, of course. I don't know if I'm m

(PS I have tried Constrain Attribute with Timers, etc; but as I say, Change Size seems really smooth...)

When upshifter is pressed change attribute Gear to Gear + 1

I can move my actor around with my finger with the constrain attribute command (self.position = touches.x and y). I also programmed actor to collide with a wall.

Make a boolean game attribute called SetToDie, keep it as is, i.e unchecked. In the Actor – the one that dies only when the other one does – put a Rule, When attribute game.SetToDie = true, then Destr

Maybe in an update it would be possible to transfer attribute data over bluetooth. That would open up a lot of new possibilities for GameSalad.

For now just have a save load attribute thing. Its not the same but maybe someone can work something out. Tshirt is the most obvious, he is a pretty cool guy, he makes games and doesnt afraid of anyth

Hi, when saving more than one attribute value, is it advisable to use all of the Save Attribute behaviours in one place and at one time? Or can I add new ones triggered later by other Actors? (If this

For now just have a save load attribute thing.

For now just have a save load attribute thing. Its not the same but maybe someone can work something out. Tshirt is the most obvious, he is a pretty cool guy, he makes games and doesnt afraid of anyth

That should work for speed, but I would imagine that be a level specific attribute.

the other two shapes. What you're going to do is constrain the position of the other two shapes to that of the main actor, offsetting them by half the length of the rectangle. You're gonna have to cr

Thanks, chosenonestudios. I though about doing that but I couldn't seem to figure out where to put that attribute. Within the rul or on its own?

I added a button and a rule that when 'touch is: released'--->'attribute: change scene: go to scene: menu' (which is the first scene). But when I run it, press the button and release, it stays

So I have a button that triggers an animation. I want the scene to change when the animation finishes its cycle. Is there a way to add an integer attribute to the images of the animation, or is there