1- Your zombie actor might be moveable so upon collision it bounces , you can set the bounciness to 0 in the physics attribute of the actor.

It you used change attribute then the actor would instantly jump to the new position, instead it might look better if you interpolated the actor's position to its new value.

Constrain self.X to self.X+1

You can stop an interpolation by using an attribute:

PhilipCC - I will definitely search for it. Thanks! Off the top of my head I am thinking I would have to give each scene an attribute and work that into the table.

Holy moly! I knew these existed in LUA (I've taken a few courses), but didn't even think that any of these would work in GameSalad! I particularly like the ":reverse()" hack - it rem

Just add the function to the end of your attribute, joined by a ":"

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* Mix in an app specific private key (see global attribute)

Thanks so much for this! Testing it out, I think I want it more to look like the player touches the actor and then the actor moves to random points on the screen. Would I do that with change attribute

over time you'll need to create a new Game Level Attribute to be used as the speed value. You can then increase this attribute over time to make the platforms mover more quickly. Something like this:

If you start the game, run a timer. In this you have a global (integer) attribute (speed).

Both actors are triggering the same attribute (an attribute I am now guessing is a game level attribute) at the same time with differing values, when you are relying on tiny fractions of a second time

game.boolean to FALSE" is met. So the attribute becomes FALSE. The bubble moves up, and when it goes above Y200 the game.boolean is set to TRUE - a new bubble is now spawned at Y-70, and whe

Why pass the information to an attribute, and then check that attribute (to see whether it is true or not) before spawning ? Maybe it's the way your game is set up and you need it to work this way, pe

* The bubble actor has a Move behaviour to move up, with a speed that is linked to an attribute that is constantly increased. Every 2 seconds, a bubble is spawned from the bottom. Why it doesn't work:

You can set up ads on ur game anytime. Remove ads can be done manually , by creating a game boolean attribute

I created 2 attributes called finger x,finger y and constrain them to self.position.x and self.position.y (finger). I created an actor and I created a magnitude function in a constrain attribute &

@klickink I dont know whats the easiest way to do it , but I would put an actor for each word and put in if attribute self.time > 1 change color alpha 1 otherwise 0 , for the next word id put

I had a rule that says when game switch is on collide otherwise nothing , and it worked on device but it didnt work at all on html5 , so i had to change it to if color alpha is one collide other wise