If you look at the image posted above, "B" is centered (using the vertical line as the center of the scene) but shrinks from both sides while "C" is right-justifie…

THANKS SO MUCH @tatiang let me tell you what i ended up doing though... i ended up making a game attribute that is labeled boss icon x... on the boss icon it spawns at the end of the health bar everyt

The way I look at it is, if your game uses goofy sounds like "sprong," "boink," or "klunk" then GameSalad's physics engine is for you. If instead

Can you explain how these animations get triggered? You'll need to change an attribute value so that they re-trigger when the scene loads.

objects into my project and changed them one attribute at a time until I found what was different. Then I unchecked the box in your project and got the same problem. The reason why your project versi

1. One of the squares always moves off its pixel, leaving a sliver of space between it and a wall, despite any physics properties I give it, and despite any functions I use to reposition them to be ev

Agreed, although I can fairly easily work out what a 'varibale' is (an 'attribute'), I am less sure about a 'text back' or an 'auto check' or 'text chart' or what is meant by 'my load text' (etc etc),

By the way, if you either position the actor at x=240 or add a Change Attribute self.Position.X to 240 at the top of the actor's rule list (outside of any rule), it will left-justify at x=240.

@tatiang C IS EXACTLY WHAT IM LOOKING FOR... but the health bar would be shrinking from the other side... when i constrain its position i change the health for another boss the health bar is not in th

So when my player character touches a different actor. That actor is supposed to become a random color. I have other actors running the exact same Change Attribute command: Change self.Color._____ to

I think you better post a screenshot/sketch at this point. It sounded like you wanted to constrain a health bar to the middle of its width but now it sounds like you want it left-justified, so I'm no

Is "Axe" the name of your actor? And is "Text" a game attribute called game.Text or a table named game.Text or something else?

Give each actor an actor attribute of type integer called self.fruit. Double-click on each actor in the scene and change self.fruit to a unique number (e.g. orange could be 1, banana could be 2, appl

There's nothing tricky about this... just constrain self.Size.Width to game.health. Use a constant as needed (e.g. game.health*10).

so im having trouble constraining my health bar... but heres the secret though;

Not sure what that means, what does 'then' mean in this context, is it a change attribute behaviour ? Obviously 'Accelerator' means Accelerometer, but are you able to say which Accelerometer value you

* For two actors to "communicate" or use shared values, you need to use a game attribute (aka global variable). The purpose of game.row is to store the current row of the table. So

* What was the purpose of adding the Game Attribute "Row"?.........I tried deleting it. The game wouldn't work without it.

The Change Attribute as suggested.

There attributes change the image's anchor point rather than the actor's anchor point.