I created a text attribute called 'direction'. All I do on every event is change the attribute to 'left,right,up,down' and reset to 'still' when is not moving, however, I do need to be able to fire w

To clarify: You can create your own attributes, like "OnFire" or "HasCheezburger" or "randomSizeFactor," for any of your actors. Just click the

After you create the Attribute for your Actor, you'll find it in the Expression Editor at the "top level" of the Actor Attributes, usually just below Tags and above Motion and Physic

On the wheels where you constrain the position attributes, add the offset there.

randomSizeFactor is an Attribute you define for the Actor.

Tried using the how to in the first post. When i go to preview i get a scrambled screen. Then when i return to the editing screen the constrain attribute for the follower has been clear of the text en

1. Make collisions rectangular, not circular where you can.

2. use the random function in the expression editor and then do a Change Attribute on the width and height of the actor.

In the Scene Attributes ( http://gamesalad.com/wiki/scene_attributes ), change the Size.Width to the same width as your sand actor. Also change the Wrap X boolean attribute to true.

You could create an actor that constrains the values of the camera origin to game attributes(game.CamOriginX and game.CamOriginY). You would need to add the actor to the scene and then edit this insta

http://gamesalad.com/game/play/5734 Fixed.. i am was an idiot , because " change Attribute game.score to 0 was right but i had "game.score to game.score0" and no one can s

The next step was to limit the player's possible X values. To do this, I made an actor with the behavior Constrain Attribute, setting the actors X and Y values equal to the game's display size. I th

Having an issue where whenever a game.attribute (shoot or thrust) is called the ship snaps to pointing left rather than using the current rotation angle of the ship to emit particles or spawn bullets.

I'm not sure if the spawning method will work because if the enemies are all spawned off the same actor and they share a game (global) attribute which changes Eg: this enemy has been shot.... they all

I love you guys…but I must ask you "What's a hell is going on?" When 0.4.6 update was released you've changed physics: collisions and "Change velocity" behavior beg

- constrain self.Position X to mouse.Position X

I'm afraid there is no magic power in naming an attribute "DragAndDrop." (Image)

You NEED 1 actor. Create however many instances you need. Same with the dots. They are all based off 1 actor, with multiple instances. On the actor you put a constrain to the game.attribute x, y that

3) Does the constrain attribute behavior go on the dot actor? ie what behaviors go on the dot actor?

I do something similar for HP bars in my game. This is the easiest way. In the actor Constrain the units X/Y to a game.attribute. Then in the unit create a rule that Spawns Actor - Map Dot.