How could I make my enemy when an attribute is a certain value go a random direction and rotate to that direction as well?

@Sheba's Jewels Glad you got it sorted out! I use a game attribute in a similar way when adding a parental gate. Your solution could be done a bit more efficiently using Pause Game rather than Change

Also @Armelline is adding the Parent Gate attribute true the best way to run the in app purchase with the parent gate?

scene with a challenge question and an boolean attribute to confirm Partenal Gate question was answered correctly. I am using @Armelline In App Purchase template and added the parental gate attribut

That's an interesting solution- but how does it automatically hide the ones you don't want to see? Do you have some kind of alpha attribute coming into play somewhere that I missed?

I don't have much experience with IAP but I believe you need to check the value of the game.Callback attribute and determine whether to award coins based on that.

One problem with Timers is that they do not update their expression values during runtime. So if you use an attribute or tableCellValue for the timer duration and then change that value later, the tim

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until it reaches the end of the table. I have an attribute that keeps track the row position of the table (it acts as a pointer, purposely for tableCellValue function), the value of this increments b

I am working on Gamesalad in windows, I saw a video on how to setup multitouch on the mac version, But in windows there is no game level attribute for the "Active touch" Boolean? How

Note that if you are checking user input, text attributes and expressions are case-sensitive. So yes, Yes, and YES are three different values. That means you either need three different rules to check

Create a new Game.Text Attribute. Lets call this attribute Player Name.

What I meant to say, is that I find text-attributes quite buggy in general. Getting them from tables is indeed one of the things that works as expected. It's been a while since I was struggling with t

Try taking it out. The attribute is only changed to 1 if the purchase happens, so it doesn't need to be in another rule.

invisible in parts of the camera area (change attribute self.Color.Alpha to 0).

When attribute self.Image is [whatever the animating jewel's starting image name is]

hi, i've been learning the table search function and have been using it for a while now. my problem is i cant seem to get a certain key working. the key i am trying to use is "Not" …

The game.Clock.Hour attribute is in 24-hour format so you'd want to do something like this:

I've read a bunch of threads concerning the clock attribute but can't find any tutorial info in the cookbook - does anyone know if such a thing exists?

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