You can also do custom collisions if your image shape is not a perfect circle.

real) and then unlock an actor in the scene and constrain those two attributes to the actual camera scene attributes. Then when another actor needs to access the camera origin, it no longer has to b

Your use of 'global' is a little confusing to the question somewhat, to most people 'global' refers to a global (’Game') attribute, I'd alway recommend you stick with GameSalad terms. You might also w

game.touches.touch 1.X is definitely a "game attribute." (Which translates to "global variable.")

Global attribute. Let's say Score

* Each actor has five or so constrain attributes that are unavoidable

change attribute self.hhh to self.hhh - 5

Really quick question, but I wanted to know how I would decrease an attribute by a certain number using Change Attribute. Any help would be awesome, thanks!

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I cannot explain the engine but actors that move very fast have difficulty detecting collisions etc.

in the target actor i have 2 self attributes:

Change Attribute: orcPosition To: random(1,3)

Create a index self attribute in the orc character and call it random_X. Add a change attribute behavior in the orcs actor that reads (Change self-random_X to random 1,3).

For situations like this I usually make an interruptible interpolate using a constrain like this:

Is there a way to maybe add a timer here or possibly make it change an attribute that once it collides it will wait till another collision?

I'd use a separate actor attribute called lives.

that, I have learned to make movable actors, collisions, tables, controls (on screen) etc etc. A few things I feel I'm missing is the ability to make vendors (I think I have an idea this is done with

Usually a global attribute "game over" Boolean.

2. If attribute self.motion.linearvelocity.y <= 5 "so you can't check or uncheck while the list is scrolling"

Also, this made me learn about the "time" attribute that I wasn't aware about and I think it will be very useful!