https://www.dropbox.com/s/pvc4x3mimf79vd3/Constraining Colliders to Objects.gameproj.zip?dl=0

change attribute self.x to what ever his starting position was.

Wow, that's a lot of constrains for one actor, maybe just make the rope twice as long as it needs be, make one half of the length invisible (in the artwork) and just use a single constrain rotation ?

to? The actor right? Because it's his self attribute, right? So the ball would be jerk in a direction 100 pixels relative to the middle of the actor? So, 100 pixels above the center of the actor? The

A: "Hey, I want to rotate my actor's self.rotation to 90° when you click on it, so I've set up a game level attribute (angle attribute) - I've called this Original Angle, then I've got a seco

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constrain attribute

Further to the above would an index attribute be better to use rather than an integer but it states it doesn't like negative numbers?

So far I have managed to setup that when the 'Game.Score < 0', I have a minus symbol appear in front of the score actor, using the 'change attribute' for alpha colour from 0 to 1.

Oh gosh I just saw what the problem was. It is in neither of those actors but in my round rules actor. I had a a constrain attribute for my game.state where there should have been a change attribute.

No fun at all. Attributes in GameSalad act as variables. They can be changed to a specific value or a mathematical expression. Instead of whatever value you have for the character actor's speed (e.

It sounds like there's a problem with one or both of the expressions you entered. Are you selecting attribute names from the drop-down menu? If you just type them in, they won't work.

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Are you sure you are changing every attribute back, including the power up one?

Constrain Self.Position.X to 160*cos( self.Time *200%360)+384

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button on the Level Select scene has Change Attribute game.level to 5 in a When Touch is Pressed Rule. The only way the Next Level button will take you to level 2 is if game.level is equal to 1. Bu

I was wondering how it distinguishes between non angle and angle, but I guess if the Y attribute is not involved it resolves to an angle number...

It makes sense but so does what I said earlier: