Change attribute: self.position.x To: Random(x, y)

Change attribute: Self.position.y To: (Whatever the Y coordinate is for your sky actor)

Make sure your image filenames match your change attribute expression. If your filenames are of the format image1000.png and your expression is of the format image1000 then it should work.

my game has 2 non-consumable in-apps...what i've done is that i put request purchase data in an actor that does nothing and it's just there in my store scene..then i used buy item on one the items whi

* Create two attributes (MouseX, MouseY)

I'm definitely no expert, but I use this method pretty frequently. I've used both self attributes and game attributes, depending on what kind of thing I'm doing, but for this we'll assume it's a self.

If I change the integer attribute (game.bookmark numb) that set to remove rows to game.bookmark~ -1, I can't remove table 2's row 1, while I don't change the attribute, I have trouble with removing ta

You can put the Display Text behavior in an actor and tell the display text to show whatever attribute you want via the expression editor.

@moneymaster2012, make sure you are using an Integer Attribute NOT a Real Attribute. Integers don't use decimals.

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- Attribute self.Position.X less than or equal to 617

As for not being able to touch them when they move. Make a game attribute, make it a boolean call it scrolling. In the actor controling the camera when the camera is moving change game.scrolling to tr

--attribute: (self.position.x) < 15

This is the first thing I try whenever I am working with timers. Especially if your "Ammo" attribute is changing rapidly or repeatedly.

http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/75220/fast-constrain-linkmachine-v2

I would constrain the edge of the actor to two game level attributes, x and y, and then constrain the follower actor to the game level attributes.

Can I constrain one actors position to the edge of a different actor? If so, does anyone know how this can be done?

attribute game.Ammo > 0

How are you using the table values? I'm wondering if a single integer attribute might achieve the same thing.

I think what he was saying was he "was" using a change attribute (like I suggested he might be doing), that was the issue.