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

Figured it out. Using an integer Attribute for each. When both attributes = 1 then animation starts. (Image)

It Would be Co0l a Pause Button As when you Preview your App en GameSalad, Becouse Making an attribute Game Pause to All My conditions doesn`t Work perfect for me.

When Attribute game.Accelerometer.Y > 0.1

item on a List, for instance, could be a Text Attribute, although it'd be a bit of a pain to link each one with other specific attributes, that's for sure. But there's a whisper going around (OK, I w

Hi bluelotus; yes, that's possible. A few pointers for you: you'll need a boolean Game Attribute called, perhaps, ScenePlayed, set to false. Then somewhere you'll need Save Attribute, to save the stat

But I'm challenged by retrieving the attributes dynamically. (In a nice way)

change attribute > camera.origin.x > camera.origin.x + 1

Try a 'change attribute' to assign your random number to an attribute from within a timer and then use the attribute.

I have 2 scenes. The second scene has, let's say, actor2 rotating. I'd want this to be rotating just after the user clicks a button (actor1) on scene 1. As there's no way of preparing a level with Rul

The Visible Attribute cannot be changed at runtime.

Hi RH, had a play around with the game file and I've got what you're after. I deleted an attribute or two; changed a few variables, I think. (Should have written down what I was changing as it went, s

Thinking on, I guess that when copied across (or moved, in this case) all of the attributes don't lose their links, that must be what tangles it. Perhaps Gendai could make so that when Behaviour group

Thinking on, I guess that when copied across (or moved, in this case) all of the attributes don't lose their links, that must be what tangles it. Perhaps Gendai could make so that when Behaviour group

I would think you could just interpolate the rotation attribute around its center point between a high and low value...such as 220 to 320. But the actor would need to be twice as big...to allow the p

of your stamp actor. You can even create a game attribute (integer) called gravity. In the 270 acceleration put game.gravity as the speed and in the main attribute list set this attribute to whatever

of your stamp actor. You can even create a game attribute (integer) called gravity. In the 270 acceleration put game.gravity as the speed and in the main attribute list set this attribute to whatever

Don't worry about functions in the expression editor for now. you've learned about custom attributes, which includes variables: all the expression editor does is apply simple (or later, not so simple)

A search in creator so u can find all the rules that a attribute is used