I may have to live without the density attribute change if I want this game to be on 3G. Gamesalad just doesn't seem to have the solution available without over taxing the processor. If only there wer

change attribute: self.velocity.X (or Y) = 0

I just added a layer to the whole screen, which is only watching click and release and changes an attribute accordingly.

use the animate attribute and just drag them in

I'm pretty sure that a constrained actor will obey the constrain before it obeys any collisions...

oops is what type of attribute is game.flash? real?

I do this in my game. Under the actor you need 2 attributes:

Sorry. To answer - I just add an Accelerate to the Ball actor. Gravity is almost always a bad idea as you keep on having to lock everything down with Constrain Attribute.

I actually gave up. Its not that big of a deal as the actor doesn't move until the very end of the level and by that time, there won't be any more collisions. It's just weird though. Since I'm proba

may sound silly but are you making sure you have your "constrained" collisions visable for testing?

I originally drop the collision actor in the scene say in space #3 and my actor that I'm constraining it's position to is in spot #8. When I hit preview, it appears to now be in space 8 like it shoul

It doesn't matter how big or small the collision box is for me. If I use constrain attribute, nothing will collide with it. ARGGHHH!

--Change Attribute: self.RandX = random(?,?)

I tried that the spawned actor has an attribute which makes it dragable immediately (it follows the mouse without press), but I can't switch it off. Now my icon can't be dropped, because not even time

I use a collision circle/box slightly smaller than my player and constrain that to the x,y of the player's visual actor.

the collision behavior works. When I do the constrain self.position.x to game.myactorx the constraint works but then collisions stop working. I'm scratching my head on this one. I'm sure it's somet

Only one thing though...you replaced a timer with a constrain.

constrain attribute: self.alpha = abs(sin(game.time * fadeSpeed))

1. The first part is nothing new just use invisible actors as collisions.

set up the same actor above and add 2 constrains to it (self.position.X and Y) and place 2 text samples (I usually make one really big in white and the other small in black since the are on top of eac