If attribute changes: game.lives is less than 1 ---> change scene.

make the actors(wall) alpha attribute 0, thats how i have done n e thing invisible in my games

no. strangely enough, the same variable, a game attribute for 'reverse direction'. every time i come back to the project it is gone and the references to it in the actor instance rules disappears too.

attribute change: (self.position x) [equals] (445)

When I create a new game-attribute, gamesalad asks me which type of variable i want... (integer, real, ... index)

change attribute game.jump = 0

actors. and for each actor instance i can change/constrain the 'enemy checker' actor position to self.position x and self.position y - 40. that would be the center position of the enemy actor directl

What attribute do I change to make the actor walk only when I hit the left or right key so the actor doesn't slide like it's skating on ice?

Just note that when you use constrain to keep the actor in the Y position to make it seem like it is ignoring gravity, it is just redrawing your image every frame in that position. If you show the Y l

Never mind, I found the constrain attribute code that will counter act gravity.

if attribute changes self.position.X <= x'+self.Size.width/2

To answer your first question Butterbean, I would say it depends on what you're using to keep track of the healthbars. If you have a global attribute that just adds by 1 each time you get hit, I woul

And under the Lives attribute, you set the value to something over 0, right?

Thanks for that Kamazar, I got the rotating and shooting to work but not the lives, when I put change attribute game.lives to -1 whenever the actor gets hit it changes lives to -1? Also when lives rea

guessing somewhere along the lines of a boolean attribute, move to mouse coordinates, and then the boolean attribute again. Anyone care to clarify? And since this seems to be one of you guys favorite

1) First, constrain two real attributes in the game attributes section to the X and Y position of your character. Have the bullet/laser/whatever either accelerate or move to those positions. Then cre

Create an integer attribute called "keys" which is equal to zero

The way that using change attribute and constrain attribute on the pox_x and pos_y might cause some issues, it you may forget that there are other forces like gravity/acceleration that are still affec

So can I set a game attribute (boolean) "keyinhand" and set it to be false when the player doesn't have it, and true when the player touches it, and allow access into a doorway?

But you can always make a game attribute that counts how many keys or which key has been selected to allow gate access.