Then simply make a rule if self.position.y is < -20 in the rule add a change attribute self.position.y to 400 for e.g. you might have to change those numbers depending on device and portrait la

Make two 'real' attributes in an actor, call them something like swipeX and swipeY and a third 'angle' attribute, let's call that one 'swipeAngle'.

best for this unless you only have a couple of attributes to save, in which case you can just as easily use Save Attribute and Load Attribute behaviors. If you aren't familiar with tables, start by

Then, in a controller actor, in a 'every' timer, change a integer attribute (let's say it's called RandomAttribute) to random1,x (again, x being how many spawn points you want).

Do you just put that into a Display Text Attribute?

Constrain position.x to AAA *sin(self.time *BBB)+CCC

* Give each digit actor a unique integer self attribute called something like self.digitPosition. This refers to the order of the digits, so in a number such as 458 the 4 would have a value of 1, the

* When attribute game.SoldierAmmo ≥ 156 ... Constrain Attribute game.SoldierAmmo to 156.

Where ever you are adding to your ammo count create a rule with the condition "When game.SoldierAmmo <= to 156" and place your Change Attribute inside it.

I was wondering how I could set a max number for an integer. I can do 'if attribute game.SoldierAmmo >= 156' :do: 'timer:"every 0.0001 change attribute game.SoldierAmmo :to: 156&qu

Hi All, I've been using GameSalad for about a week now and am loving it especially as so far I've been able to troubleshoot everything by myself. Unfortunately I'm come up against something now and co

In your actor put two constrain attributes:

Yep ! Timers get a bad rap, but like you say unless they are all firing at once having lots is fine, in fact an 'after' timer is about as resource hungry as something like a change attribute behaviour

That was only possible thanks to @Socks 'fast constrain' example.

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Im trying to change an image using a Change Attribute.

This. Load the high score key when the game starts and then save it before using Reset Game. Reset Game resets attribute values.

P.S While I'm here when using Load Attribute what does it mean by "from" and "load"?

Thanks, Jamie, I've just discovered that and it's helped me work out the problem I'm having: mailto needs %20 for spaces - it can't deal with a text attribute without them, nor a table entry.

Along those lines, I did try "&body=game.long text" - the email opened showing the correct subject but the body text says: vars['game.attributes.id246985']