change attribute

You're stating things that aren't actual constraints of GameSalad. They may be true depending on how you've set up your rules, though. Here's a demo that shows a few methods.

Third, I can use change attribute, but I won't be able to see the transition of the movement.

Try increasing the density (physics attribute) of the flappy bird to something very large.

Well, tables columns can have an attribute type (integer, boolean, text, etc.) but individual cells cannot. If you make a specific column an integer type, for example, then every cell in that column

Yes i have already watched few videos but there is nothing showing on about an attribute for a specific cell...

Just use an attribute for the sound's volume that changes to 0.

I have multiple audio files firing simultaneously. Is there a way to use an attribute to mute only one of the audio files?

You'll need an "integer" attribute

At the moment I have a rule set up so that the actor interpolates into view when the button is pressed, but I don't know how to interpolate it away again using the same key (I need to stress that is h

Are you sure the jumpCount attribute is set to 1 at first? That's the only thing I can think of :P

(standard isometric) - when I change the 'Skew' attribute from 24 to 0, you can see that the environment goes from being 3D (-ish) to being a flat static picture, that's how much parallax adds to the

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Yes, for sure, but detecting those collisions, I imagine, is difficult in GS. In Graphene I assume we won't have to 'fake' this effect. (Image)

I also voted for custom collisions, and got an email saying that custom polygon collision shapes will be added as a feature as well! So excited!

In the game attributes I have one text attribute :

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I want to make an attribute for a specific cell, Is it possible?

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You would need use the game.Clock.[Year,Month,Hour,Minute,Seconds] attributes to have a reference start point(stored with a save attribute behavior) and calculate how much time has passed since then.