In the tutorial there was a callback attribute but there is no explanation for it.

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@Socks Oooops, I selected the wrong attribute, I used Rotation-90 instead of my angle attribute... Fixed! (Image)

As I mentioned above, each of the actors that are in the grid in your screenshot would have a self attribute that determines their position. So the first would be 1, the second 2, etc. You then use

i'm not sure about an ifdef, but there IS a new attribute called platform, and you can get the region, platform, and even language. check out the demo attached.

Perhaps under Game or Devices, it could have an attribute called Platform, which could be Tizen, iOS, HTML5, etc. And you can use Rules to go...

There's no real need to duplicate attributes that already exist, GameSalad already has music and audio attributes which you can change the values of.

Clicking on the mute buttons changes integer attributes called "music_toggle" or "sound_toggle", depending on which button is pressed. These attributes start on &am

How is mute button triggered? Attribute? You may have to reset your attributes?

Okay so the gravity issue is you need a neutral state when on the ladder so you need to constrain the actors X and Y position to the current position when on the ladder and no movements are being call

hey i want to make a rounded platform were the actor is constrained to its surface i saw a game that did it but i dont know how its possible , since the actor is always a square image, i tried setting

2- Rule 2 : if game.ladder is true constrain motion linear velocity y = 0

@Icebox1910 OK now I am really close... the only issue is the actor will auto climb the ladder as soon as it touches the ladder... here is a link to my climb rules as well as my up actor button, the

@quinn221 change the way you control , make 2 game attribute booleans game.up game.down

when key is down >> change linear velocity to 100 >> otherwise constrain to 0

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As far as I know, friction is defined purely by the friction attribute. The assumption should be that no matter how big and heavy an object is, it remains super slippery unless the friction is set to

table row. Just give the actor a self attribute (integer) such as self.row. Then when displaying text from the table, use self.row in the expression. Set the value of self.row manually in each ins

When using an attribute or attributes in a table cell expression like tablecellvalue(table,row,col) ** and you do something like this **tablecellvalue(table,self.row,game.level) at some point those

Rule: Attribute If: "game.score" > "game.Highscore"