When you constrain an actor, it affects the collision detection. There are threads about this if you Google constrain collision gamesalad.

using the actor default collision, I decided to constrain a few square actor (hitting point) to my main actor. with this square actor it seem the collision domain is larger then the visible actor its

You need to put them in rules (as mentioned) (just click the sound behaviour and add a rule). The rule condition would be if the Sound attribute is equal to 0 or 1. Depending which value equals no sou

I would just have a game attribute called SOUND. Then have the sound button toggle that between 0 and 1 (true or false etc).

I would hope they would add custom collisions. I'm just saying there's a lot I've hoped for for a long time and it hasn't be improved. That being said, the current version of GameSalad is worlds bette

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just so you know, there’s no dynamic collisions for animation (ie. collision shape changes to suit the image as it animates). you’d need to get creative in your game logic to do this, or make a generi

Once the Purchase Table has "purchased" set in column 5 of the appropriate row, you should record and save somewhere, in an attribute or another table, that the purchase have complet

Use constrain attribute for the item, if you want below screen, use the coordinates, this way it will always stay at the bottom and move when you call the interpolate attribute.

I am trying to kick off some change attribute behaviors if a certain game level attribute (a user entered word using keyboard entry) is found in a certain row, columns 1-8 of a table (with 15 columns)

it is possible, and you would only need to create one unlocked instance of your score actor for each digit (so four for the example you used). there is a video from gshelper/t-shirt booth on youtube (

Anyone know if theres a way of using images instead of text for numbers... for single digits its straight forward - from 0 to 9 - you can have an image called "0.png" , "1.p

I added a game.attribute called Display. And set it to 0.

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within each of the two backgrounds, create a self attribute that starts at 1.

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y-self.size.height/2, increase the 'whichImage' attribute by 1. then within each actor, you could have the logic to say, if 'whichImage' = 1, change image to ...., and so on, for each value.

Change attribute game.score to game.score+(game.gameLVL+2) * 25

How it works is that there is an Attribute called Move ID: