I have a spawner that works properly till I add these rules. When game.screen.size.hieght = 568 DO : change attribute random.x to random (148,600) every 1 second & When game.screen.size.hieght

Give them an integer self attribute. Set it to the number of hits you want it to take to kill them. Every time they are hit, do a Change Attribute behaviour, changing their health to health-1. Add a r

For certain games this may not work...but in my case...with a slots game I am updating...v2.0, I found that where as I used to have several scenes (Menu, Loading, main Game, Bonus Round, Pay Tables an

And i want a counter somewhere that shows how many rules/attribute that is set to Off in your code.

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if Attribute game.countdown =0 then Destroy this actor

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if Attribute game.countdown =0 then it's the end, lol

This method also avoids the need to spend time changing lots of attributes, which would normally be necessary. It does this by hijacking the self.Max Speed attribute and using that. What this means is

The annoying thing about the original methods is that they require a fair bit of effort to adapt into your own project. There are more than a couple of attributes that need to be changed and added.

Ok so I have an actor the size of the screen and it is clear. When you touch it the attribute turns true. When the attribute turns true a ball falls and hits a tile. There are random tiles floating by

Create two reals at the game level ... game.playerX and game.PlayerY and constrain them to the player's X,Y in the player actor

change attribute behavior >> change motion linear velocity y to 100 ( or any number you want depending on the speed)

Constrain: self.Image to "Blue-"..floor((game.score%self.div/10)).

-Constrain Attribute-

Inside your constrain attribute, add this at the beginning of your expression:

So i've seen TSbooth's video on how to use custom images as numbers to represent a score attribute in gamesalad, i.e. a custom number font. However I want to use two separate fonts to represent two se

Yes, just do textLength(number.attribute). That'll give you the number of digits.

@Socks Undo only works for things outside of the scene, adding an attribute etc.

additionally, make sure that both actors have the have the the "movable" attribute set to true (in attributes/physics), this is necessary for the collides with rule to work.