Like I say, issues in GameSalad are almost always a result of the way you have your rules set up (a faulty equation, a behaviour in the wrong place, an attribute typed instead of selected from the dro

I have an attribute titled "Image", and two actors that are set up like this:

I am also trying to tackle the "quicker" question. I did take the original swipe method you describe and added an attribute that calculates the absolute value of the slope of the swi

I am having trouble with this last part, the hands move down when i click etc, but im not sure if its identifying the areas well or if its counting the times i press down on the attribute i created. A

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im not using game level attribute

If you are using a Game Level Attribute to trigger the shooting, you'll need to manually resent that during the Scene Reset. Game Level Attributes are not reset during the Scene Reset Behavior.

it only turns to true when u defeat an enemy than after 0.1 second it changes back to false. And than inside the enemy I have a rule saying when attribute is true change table value. In the creator it

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@Thor Try moving the unpause behavior below the "Change Attribute game.jumping to false."

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A cool feature would be to figure out which attribute the columns are. Maybe have an extra row that says boolean or index. Or even numbers like 1= index and 2= Boolean and so on.

Use an Integer attribute instead of using a Boolean attribute.

how can i change the constrain att of my self.image to FPS speed that i want?

Constrain image to floor( game.Time *SPEED FPS)%21

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I'm having this same issue. If you can add attributes to a scene why can't behaviors access scene.Attributes? For example, if you need an attribute to reset when the scene resets, it seems logical to

You can also have the falling actor have an accelerate/move down attribute for moving down. You also have a controller that spawns the falling actors, maybe in a loop? Then, when actor overlaps/collid

You're welcome! Glad people like it. @Summation, I didn't mention it in the video but I always prefix my table names with |T| so that they stand out in the list of game attributes when using the att

I have an actor. I use Play Sound in a loop for a continuous play. Then I put a 'pause' button on the scene. When clicked - I display a 'pause' scene and the game is paused. The sound is still playing