* 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.

(Quote)

I am talking about the greyed out attribute for Horizontal/Vertical Anchor (as show above.) Obviously, you can't change them to "right/top" or "center/center" when

Make a separate rule that says If attribute game.audio=0, Display Text 'Sound Off'; Else Display Text 'Sound On'

     Change Attribute game.score to game.score+25

Create an integer game attribute called game.destroyCount. In the actors that are destroyed, change attribute game.destroyCount to game.destroyCount+1 right before the Destroy Actor behavior.

Create a global integer attribute, let's call it: levelcleared.

Figured it out....should have been using "constrain attribute" behavior

Are you selecting all four attributes from the Attribute Browser drop-down menu? Typing their names in won't work.

I'm trying to add three attributes together to get a total ..... distance modifier + speed modifier + to hit modifier = modifier total. I've tried change attribute, but that's not working wondering wh

Change Attribute Game.Audio.Sound Volume to 0

KEY input in a Rule to populate two global game attributes, From and To (where to move FROM and where to move TO). Every time I try and test it, it accepts the first input, but then immediately makes

I found that you can use 1 button to change scenes and for all selections just when button is pressed use a change attribute to set it back to false, and it will stay false until you release button an

     Change attribute game.row (integer) to random(1,tableRowCount(game.TB Red Die))

I thought you were trying to constrain an attribute to a tableCellValue. In the PC version of GameSalad, you're a bit limited with rule conditions. The Mac version allows for tableCellValues on eith

By using the Constrain Function - the Left side doesn't show Functions - tableCellValue.

It's not really possible to answer that for you. The pictures don't really mean much and you've described that you've transitioned from a bunch of game attributes (often unwieldy) to tables, which ma

Picture 1 has me constraining Char1Dmg to tableCellValue(warrior/mage/archer etc Table,Char1Level,1)