-Make a game attribute and call it something like "ChangeGravity"

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Perhaps the issue explored in the LoS thread and highlighted by @BBEnk in his bug comment is having a broader effect than just collisions? Or perhaps I've just totally missed something obvious?

Also, I have it set up so that when a swipe is happening, it activates a self attribute in the actor that the swipe is currently affecting, and that self attribute stays on forever. Once that attribut

When that other attribute goes up then Change skill to skill+1

Sry mate, don't think it'll work. Cus I hav levels constrained to another attribute

If you want to avoid jittery use constrain attribute or loop behaviors. I tried setting the linear velocity attribute, but the jittery was still there.

I was trying to give each dice its own attribute: self.Red_Score, self.Blue_Score, etc...

I can't constrain attribute cus it'd mean the number of points wouldn't decrease when they're spent, and I dunno any other viable way.

I have tried adding a constant speed rule and attribute, but it still does not look smooth. Does anyone have any suggestions to make the camera move smooth as butter?

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change attribute self.motion.linearvelocity.y to -200

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Can we see the rules you are now using ? In the first of the two screenshots above, what is the constrain behaviour doing ?

The important detail that's missing is how exactly you want the actor to "follow" your touch. Do you want it to constrain its position to the touch position? Do you want it to sync

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The way actors communicate in GameSalad is through game attributes (called "global variables" in programming languages). If you have one actor (the play button) change the value of

So constraining the attribute for the image boxes worked perfectly, but I also tried it for the buttons as you mentioned above and they no longer work.

constraining the attribute worked beautifully!

Use an attribute as the speed of the Move To behavior. Since attributes (aka variables) can change value, that will allow you to do this: