make an actor with an integer attribute "number" and give it the value of 17

Like I say, it wouldn't be an issue as once 'out of the box' a value (a number) doesn't retain a memory of what 'box' it came from (numerical homeopathy ?). In an equation or a constrain calculation -

I'm sorry , I meant with what you said to do , I did it I made an actor with an integer attribute value of 5 and i chopped it in half , and i made a display text and I did not get a 2.5 , I got a 3

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@Socks I just did that i place an actor with integer attribute , i placed a rule when touch is pressed change attribute integer - 1.5 , and i placed a display text , it changes like this 5,4,3,2,1.

There is a common misunderstanding in the way attributes are handled/stored - real and integer only applies to the storing of values, it has no effect on that values use outside of 'storage'.

i have an actor constraining position to game real attribute x and y ,and another actor constrained to these real attributes, if this would happen then i would have to change the game level attribute

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I know what you mean .. we like what we're used to but tbh, I've been using Mac creator for 6 months and I only used PC creator for 2 months and I can't find one thing that is faster on Mac's Creator.

Player Position X which was being populated by a constrain attribute from within the Player actor. This was the only way to have the platforms reference the Player Position X value. So whilst the Pla

Custom number fonts in GameSalad have always annoyed me. The laying out of the digits, the confusing mess of numbers in the constrain attributes, the penchant they have for not working right. So I set

one actor you drag onto the scene, and then one attribute you change in that actor. It's by far the simplest method of a custom font I've seen so far, but it's a little more resource intensive. (Real

Is there an attribute that will cause the platforms to destroy? If so, make sure to change that attribute back to it's original state before resetting the scene. Resetting the scene does not change an

Hello, I am trying to call a table column based on an attribute. The attribute is the current level that the user is on and the column has multiple variations: 1type, 1x, 1y, 1w, and 1h because it hol

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we know, the most requested features are polygon collisions and custom fonts, and demand drops off sharply after that. (Also worth mentioning: Admob had an even higher vote count before we started wo

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Loops work differently than constrain if they didn't there would be no need for a loop behavior. loops are a more efficient way of doing particular things, like @Armelline posted. Mostly it has to do

I still don't know whats the difference between loops and constrains , cause i can loop a change attribute motion linear velocity , instead of constraining motion linear velocity , they are the same r

Finally something that springs to my mind right now and never seems to be discussed. The fleshing out of the Creator's basic features isn't open ended. Contrary to "new features" of