Yes. Now can you explain a bit more...? For example, do you want a single attribute to have different values in several instances or do you want a bunch of separate attributes? And do you need the

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How do you have a rule for the ball to bounce? The bounciness should be a physics attribute and not a behavior.

Under the "Constrain Attribute" there is a rule. Inside it is the attribute-checking-thing.

There's not really a need to "load the new value" or "[trigger] an action" though I think I get what you're saying. The main issue is that there is no spawn behavi

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you need to change an attribute every 2 seconds and when that attribute is changed, trigger the random function

It's not a question of being dumb... it's a question of making mistakes. It's easy to make small mistakes in GameSalad* such as typing in an attribute name instead of selecting it from the attribute

The other option is to store the table cell value in an attribute like this:

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Why are all of your attributes blank? For example, in the When Touch is Pressed rule, you're changing an attribute to 0. Which attribute is that? Use a Log Debugging Statement to make sure that rul

In this timer I dragged Change Attribute: self.Color.Alpha to self.Color.Alpha -0,01

constrain the mouse X and Y into two real attributes. Then make your actor move towards those two attributes at a certain velocity.

I believe max speed only effects movement when you are using change linear velocity x and y. It will not have any effect when you are constraining movement to the mouse because the constrain takes ove

Thanks guys ( @jesse75 and @tatiang)! I did work out a strange work around before posting that reply which included turning the attribute back to 0 on the 3rd press or something messy like that, but i

Thank you, But what if i want to make an actually attribute? like:

1.I create an actor 'Player'. 2.The actor 'Player' will follow my mouse cursor by a Constrain Behavior. 3. But I think the 'Player' should not move too fast, so I set a Max Speed of 10 and select 'A

The only problem I could see is if you were to type in the "game.INTERP" manually. Start off by selecting the INTERP attribute with the dropdown menu. Next, add the rest of the items

Using the mod() function (aka '%') is another way to go. Mod() returns the remainder of a division problem. So if you change attribute game.INTERP to (game.INTERP+1)%2, then if the attribute is 0, t

just limited to 3 gems, I could just create an attribute and change it until 3 were lined up before destroying the gems and resetting the attribute. but its more complicated when you consider chainin