Mouse position is an attribute. In a rule you'll see a drop down menu select attribute open the ... Button and select device.mouse.positionX. You should really watch some of the starting in gamesalad

X is an attribute you create for the actor.

so @socks the X that you have placed is the self attribute right? the one that is the random number? so the self.time > self.timer?

Change attribute X to random (0.5,1.5)**

You can capture the time. Just make two REAL self attributes time.start and time.pressed. Capture the start time when the button is in play and the time when pressed and the compare the two. We will

2) Then run a separate LoseLife timer set to start once NoPressYet = True (Attribute Condition)

first i want each icon to have its own timer within a random number... for instance it would look something like this... change attribute self.timer to random (0.5,1.5)

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There seems to be some issues with collisions. GS staff is looking into it. I would just work on so e other stuff until they sort out the issue.

BTW the other forum was just another around this problem. I found another solution that could be worked around. That was a different problem concerning collisions once again. Sorry for the confusion.

For some reason I am having a major problem with these collisions.

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I had this too a while ago. turns out a contain attribute was empty because of a gamesalad glitch. So like @crestwoodgames said, check your code;)

Have the ActorValue as a self.attribute in the actor. That way when the actor is spawned, it will change it´s own attribute and display it.

I create a game attribute -> integer -> actorValue = 0

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Collisions appear to work fine wirth every block having a "," . Is there a reason this isn't suggested?

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