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It sounds like you need to reset the value of whatever attribute you're using (e.g. game.wall) before replaying the game.

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When I try to make my actors move to a certain point with the move to attribute, but they fly past where I tell them to go. Is there something I'm doing wrong or is there something I should be doing?

Am designing a game just like head soccer so I got goal picture what are the attribute options should put like the density bounciness and the other setting and the how i can make it steady and does no

So if your actor initially spawns every 3 seconds and moves at a speed of 300 pixels per second, your equation would be 900 = 300 * 3. As you increase the speed by 10% to 330, you need to recalculate

@thor Make an attribute: wall.

@Spalding004 @Summation Both your ideas work perfectly, runs smoothly and destroys after 4 seconds. And of course, it detects my collisions! (Image)

i followed this video of an endless runner , my game is set up just like Jamie Cross's video (Image)

I don't know your level of skill with GameSalad but the short answer is that you can change the color of an actor by changing its self.Color.Red/Green/Blue attributes. An example would be to change a

If I want to create a wave of particles, can my actor detect collisions with them?

Thanks, I'll will use a constraint to control the speed.

Actually, you'll need to constrain game.skill to game.level*3 (assuming skill points can never be lost).

Yep, although I know the Armelline issue of actors not fading (and this is where I first came across the issue) the jittering is the main way it effects me - and yes it only happens with constrained a

@chanedwin2007@yahoo.com.sg You might try Change Attribute instead of Constrain Attribute.

@Thor Create a text attribute titled WallHit and set it to no. Then, enter this coding in to the post when you get a point.

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Okay, you should try creating an invisible pressure plate for both locations. If an avoid touches the 1st pressure plate, add one to an attribute titled PressurePlate1. If an avoid touches the 2nd pre

and other assorted logic. These are using constrains obviously, and in general work fine.

How would I do this on endless running actors?